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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

A STARK county farmer, five miles
out on the WaynesOurg road, who
struggled through the mu1 into Can
ton on Christmas day sad There Is
$4,000 worth Of poultry IN the cOun
Try that the farmers want to bring TO
town aud exchange for clothing, pro
visions aud store goods, aud yet " can
not no done on account of the terrible
condition of the roads, and the streets
are no better than the roads, ls this
not strong pointer for good, solid
plkes2 They have paid wherever they
have been tried They would help The
farmers, aud prove blessing ~ the
retail trade OF Canton. win not all
our merchants and business men take
hold and help get good solid roads and
streetsY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
A Gallant soldior HighIly nndor0od,

llflm thu uulo soldier, Dec nl.l
BY a letter from Toledo we learn
that the comrades Of that city VIII
again ureseut the uame Of Capt T. u
Bowling 10 the department. rs u oahdl
date Tor commander Capt Bowling
was second IA the race ~ Dayton het
year aud bis friends may well hope Tor
his success tls year, for Ia addition TO
being u clever, whue8uuled gentleman,
there is no more active Grand Army
man In the department, lie has served
the past two years on the councillor ad'
miulstWtiou, and the time never COMES
when he is not ready iof any duty 10
which he may he assigned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

NEW YuUN, Dec, 30, Nothing Of In.
tcrcst regarding the trouble ON tho Erie
railroad was dlsrlocd yesterday A
number Of tho members OF the grievance
committee remained no their hotels,
some went 20 church, aud others Visited
friends, The committee transacted NO
business and viii do nothing until they
have presented their list OF grievances "a
General Manager Thomw to-day A
member Of the committee myl that
every effort win bo mndc TO avoid q
strike, M they arc not dcMroui of caus'
ing the Comp1ny log Orttnuhln.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

GRERyuura, Dee, 80. Another effort
viii be- made 20 effect the unrest OF T.,
V, Powduly ON tho charge OF couapi'
mcy preferred ly Edward CulIaghn of
Scoltdalo, lu tee kcrupr tad last
evening that p0wdcry would be- brought
here within thp nrNt twu wcelN Ad.
vice from able counsel warrants hm In
the brIiol that the Frat knight Of
Labor cn br moulht TO Gvnthurg,
and that bull need not be- accepted by
the constable ut Scranton WHEN the
papers are served Mr CnlOghyn was
here In couHulmllou with his attorney,
aud left for hig home h.t night clnll'
dent chat hc will yet have iowdorly
brought 10 Grtvnlhurg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

WE are glad to know that Gen. Bon
lauger Is for the new Republic Of Bra
nj, as against the old eilele monarchy
Now what does Capt, Foraker have ~
say. II the Republic should stand
what magnificent field for u patent
ballot box with all the modern improve
ments, There are over twelve million
people In Brazil, aud four out OF every
ten would want u ballot box, this would
amount 10 u clear profit Of SiSOOOOOO
nlmOst 40 much No Cal Brce is sup
posed to be worth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

and do iOme 0ne some goHd Ihlh wv
ler is not from leading o''Hen' lle
ia one Of tho mqfhea, You know, ana the
masaea ~ MT nll out OF laih Ihie
man IN jail has Ideas, ~ you VIII hte
The idea Of putting boys nnd glIlh ~
iail, % mix up with old criminals, ANA
be- corrupted and further confirmed ~
crime. IL an idea that those IN favor OF
prison ~ form have long pouderea, ~
ought not 10 be allowed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

TIE Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Is out against any endorsement Of
Charles Foster, by having the Rppu0li'
can members of the ono General AS
tembly yote for him for u, 5, senator
The Commercial GH2ettestales Fosters
connection with the Standard Oh Co.,
M one of the reasons, Aud yet, II the
Republicans had carried the ltgisla'
ture, Foster would have been made
Senator. Voting against him now Ia
pretended parade Of virtue, where
virtue does not exist.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
A CHOICE

IpedcNod to Kate nruNnlee shorwo1dl
Lor rmeuit have uuop n thereby
WOud lusr lhal sweet tuuily ul wlnd,
WINCH folt frsrlinH pleasure great tau hnd
iu what ulusH gluB umi iiloNd ucu bU
II iuruds grow Only those M iut'tuit IGN,
VINO eau tor me- do ud some action Mad,
Ana hdlnorort, hOlp mot th,ao behind,
A rrutlp swHt huler ls than hlgh
Morr ulr,wd IN 10 gNo ihO need 0f praise
Than ever take. An al-embWcng heart
iamtuTr of iuo gfrnuo LltO dlsplnia
Much trilrr rle ihnl fame w u ~ mHft
Lot mc not have success, ltffluuo' Nh}H
The sweet pfHH,dry where luugncIiunas siati
RATE KAurrNAN,
December 20, 1900
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

DWP trouble Ia already agItatlng
tht Republicans Ia Congress over the
lMilt A good many OF the New Eug
Iuud Republicans, Governor Ameu ui
Mus,achuteltg hyadiug the lisl, are iu
favor of Tree coal aud Tree non ore
from Canada rom uOWhrre elar-lO
rescue the New England munuidctuH
pH from their diillcultlea, These man
uldCtuteTR are now cughgcd in hope,
less struggle against Nature, butuug
against the superior advantages ot
Penn ylyanla aud birmingham, Ala,
aud utnrr points In tho south, ! he
last hraring before the Ways ara MeanB
Committee developed radical differ
euCps ut opinion between the iron men
men East, aud those Of the West
ana South. The Eastern men are Ia
favor OF mod iJlug the protective SyB'
TEN, uu far us they are themselves con
crrurd, uUUylOus OF the iuCl, which The
penul lyaua ana ONO Numbers Of
the Committee are krruly alyr TO, that
the prot uuye system is u chan Of
many liuks, aud thaJ the duty on iron
aud Cun .B one OF tNe strongest Of
THESE luka These New England free
raw material men desire Modification
OF The Wriil for themselves, but they
oppose free raw material for the small
~ manufacturers Oi iron, wire Hud The
Ike. The uou0Ie, thus begun, ls rad
Ical and ~ causing the New England
Republicans u heap Of trouble" with
mufu 10 follow,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

No, Mr. Wanamaker your mail ser.
vice Is not efficient; II Is wrelched,
We don't get the PttsOurg morning
papers one third the time on the day Ol
publication. Recently We received u
letter from Masslllon three days after
date of mailing. IL WAS not thus un'
der the Cleveland administration. 10
looks as II competent men had been
dispacpd from the postal sery ce, aud
their places lilled by lncOmprtents. We
ARE not given to whining, Out there IS
no excuse for this long continued un'
certainty Of the mails,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
,urpn yiolent sooInl controversy

THERE Is n violent social controversy
poug on In Washington now (strictly
within the Republican lines) as TO who
Ia the second lady In the land. Socially
In rank, Mrs Harrison is first. Some
think Mrs. Vice President Morton Is
second; others think Mrs. Speaker
Reed is second; Others think the wife
Of secretary of State Blaine; but Mrs.
Llarrison thinks her next OF kin H.,
Az PRESENT we are not prepared to give
an elaborate opitdon on the subject,
bnt OIL hand, we should say Mrs.
Speaker Reed. We argue this way;
The man who leads on the corneC or
any other winded instrument, is nearer
the leader OF the band than the man
who plays second fiddle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

Two Toledo journalists have been
sei,t to the 0hin penittntlary withrn
the past three years. Andy J BeOoul
was convicted Of seudmg obscene liter.
ature through the mails by Dist. Any
Shields, and now Chas, W. Selner, Of
the Toledo Times, goes for u year for
forgery. BebOut has some good points
In hIa character lie ever stole ANY
thing and never committed forgery,
but Char. w Srner iS n sneak thief
and forger comOined, aud tie ptope OF
Toledo are All wondering how he came
to get only u year M the pen, when be
ought TO have ten.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

TIE Columbus surdey Capital ls
supporting Brur for u > Senator II
is uppusrd 10 Thomas OtcAuse Ihomas
ls millionaire without brains II
rInIus Buce hHs hrtius. The slut
WIPER lhuRs Allen o Myers, wlthVls
puJeupme Newspaper is attached W
lHumus by money considerations
WHAT strange bed fellows polite,
make Aud yet tom what We know
ol rhumus, We do not believe no would
care TO sleep with a purcuplue,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
GOOD woRps FOR A doom MAN.


(Ff0m tho wayucuurg l.ntourIsc)
G.. w, Burson, our genial and prof.
Client * postmaster Ia making qnlte Hu
effort for the position o. SECOND a.
slstant Sergeant Nc Arms Of the Ono
Senate, tho duty OF which IL that OF
p0gimA8ler Of the Senate; aud from the
best information received he stands nj
this time second 10 no one IN the race
stark county 10 entitled to recognition
1T the haud5 Of the Democratic senate,
surely, aud we know Of no our IN lhr
county who merits the above favor
more than q, w. Burs0n,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

FROM all accounts Mckinley with
his pmnt.pOt aud marking brush is hay
ing a.terrible time marking the good
of the tolIgate keepers The trouble ia
the tolgate keepers cannot agree. II
Mckinley marks ones goods pretty
stroug II hurts others, for the product
OF one tollgate keeper 10 often the raw
material OF anOtherA IL Mckinley
doesn't grow gray between now and
May 1t viii be- because he becomes Dalu
headed Cleveland Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
sqRIRIpo HARD BLOWS.


En- News, DEMOCRAT; The lepoa
il0Iy IN IueRdayA Issue quotes a para
graph from tho Chicago Tribune, WIN
ihe remark that that journal 'la alflk
Ing some hard blows 40 tho free lfhdt
tendencies aud expressions, ana open
pledgea OF the Democratic party
Well, here's another "blow' from q let
tor which Editor Medlll OF the Chicl'
20 Tribune, wrote % ID, W, Wlnaall
dated two years back yigi 'Whert,
then, IN the remedy from the heavy bur
deus OF u litly per cent. tax on the neo'
eaaariea Of life, both imported apd do
meatcY There In only one element or
GLASS able 10 remove II, and that samp'
fOn Ia sleeping In tho lap
Of Drlilah, Rnd will not awaken,
|, OF course, mean Tho farmers, he
y uudtrrd, unprotected, twenty 'hYt
mliOua OF geese like farmers who per
mt themselves 10 be pllck,d OF hl'
most every feather by hundred thona
aud protected m0nup0lala, 30 long 40
the timpe minded Guc0llc class do not
kick on the burden laid npon them,
Congress will not dialurb the war lnXoa
aud manufacturers corresponding
bOuntea,
While the plowmen otlike lsaaeher &
afs aud crouch between the Two bur
deus, both will be- kept on their backs
II would appear that "lhe Tribune,
ike Foraker aud llalaltadt ballot boX
IN dangerous ammunition foe pf0lro
tluuiRih IN handle, los "hWd bl0Wh'
are apt to take an unlocked for dirto
tlou. S M, EAiuIAsE,
December 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

Why docs Mckinley decide 10 hear q
lot of arguments on The proper way 10
revise the lauil, before hlS cummlJltrr
We thought Mac kutw all about The
uun Ills actions now indicate thHt
be- does not. Aud what becomes OF all
that condensed estrute Of human
kuuwlr dgr that be- has told us 10 elu'
queutly und continuously Tor 10, these
many years,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
ooMrIMEn M AM AaYLuM.
rhe wife of JndEe narfett Confined IA q
Dresden Insane Asylum

Dresden Iasane Asylum
New YoRK, Dec, aO,-A oable 4
printed 10 tho effect that the w,fe oI
Judge Barrett, Of the New York supreme
court has teen confined Ia an insane
asylum at Dresden by order OF her hus'
band, and that she claimed 10 be sane,
Judge Barrett, on being shown the
dispatch, said the facts were th0sei lle
married his wife twenty years ago,
Some years afterward she began 70 ahpW
mental peoullaritlas, lle then le,snfd
for the hrat tine that insanity waa
hereditary In her family Her mother
died OF fOftening Of the bralni Her
father, Nh Fairfield, was known aa
"rhe Crazy Poet Her grandfather
died Of insanity Her alster has been
for twenty-five year, Ia the Georgetown
Insane asylum Both her brolhera died
Insane,
Mrs. Bauelea eccentric and Insane
actions caused her husband much
trouble for o number OF years, Her
chief deluson was that people were try
Ing 10 poison her hhe finally went 10
Europe 10 escape tho pois0nera, Her
condition has steadily grown worse,
The Judge heatated long 40 20 what duty
required hun " DO, Finally Mrs, bar.
rett'a aellons attracted tho, attention Of
tho Dreaden authorities and Ol United
States Consul Mason, Upon advice Of
physicians IL was deemed best 10 send
tho lady 10 u retreat for tho Insane,
where she 10 receiving tho best nf care,
Judge Barrett has always tried 10 Induce
his wife 70 return and live with him,
but she would not do 30, and seemed
happy only when llttIng from place 10
place In Europe She hid tried 10 got a
divorce, one Of her deluslona taking the
shape Of basefHa Jealousy, but tho judge
would not consent 10 q divorce, regard
Ing II a. hla duty 10 her and his daugt'
teia 10 care for her a. his wife 10 long
aa she lived
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

M0pEsTy btcumrs a woman, but not
q Congressman, Whn aims 10 be- u lead.
er. Hence Incest LOUIS GluOO Demo
Crat, which bellies 40 ubme m btluR u
Rrpubn0lu ,rsau, well Wys' "neu,
tlAlly speaking, mudrety rs n desirable
virtue 10 u stUlrsmau} but Maj r Me.
Kuley viii mud that n Is uoteuu0uciyr
tom successful experience us leader Of
the House"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

AFTER ail the swell talk II looks as
II Gov Campbell would not be danced
Into permanent fame as Governor OF
Ohio. The Inaugural. Ball, about which
30 much has been said Is now III sJate
Of suspended animation, and In danger
Of the suspenders breaking, There is
80 much Of Columbus society that there
is danger that the bail cannot be com
pressed sufficiently for the occasion.
Hence, there may be no ball.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

THE endorsement business is run.
ming strong now. Thomas is search.
inv endorspmeuts from the Knights of
Labor, while Brice Ia getting endorse
ments from soldier organizations.
rhumas has pndOisrments from Spring
nsld, Dayton aud Fiudlay. Nov BIice
has endorsements from the Uui0n
Veterans Union, Of Cleveland aud u
A. X, of D. nance and Lima.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

The best salve IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Ohapped Hands,
Chidrens Uornes, and all SKIN Brup'
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
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rerrect satisfaction, or money refund'
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Durbin Wright u 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

TnE struOrpylllr Gazette pays a llne
tribute TO GOV FurakrrS personal
character The Gazette IS u atduuch
aud able Democratic organ, wllh 10
sweet vein OF independence We are
gIud 10 see tins Let uH ull lolu ~ u
movement 10 brace up luwKrr lie
needs all our sympathy aud support IA
TINS, ms hour ~ lrlal,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

WAYNE county Democrats object 10
g0iug INTO the sans Cunpltrulunal
dislrct with stark They are AFRAID
SOME slalk county statesman VIII hog
the penimmuns, A district now TAXED
OF 10y senator elecl lluwrlls aud h, l.
DIesbach n, Mahuulng, SDatk, Carroll
aud lusCaIawaH, lhlb ~ ClOse enough
to make very interesting light
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

Miss FLoWENCE LoNGER tho only
daugnler ul tX Umttd statrs senator
Couger of Michigan, has been appointed
To olerkshlp iu he Census bulthu Nv
WnshiuglOul why do not sume OF tho
widoys uuN daughters Of veterans
gel some OF lNeau placra, Instead OF
me prominent aud uchy Echo
answers, why
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

THE United states government recOR.
nIlrd ne Republic OF France within n
few hours after ~ was proclaimed 10y
lulrs Fayre IN 1870 IL recognized M
1913 the spmish RtpuDlic Ola the very
day that Amadeus was kicked Uil hls
throne, ana yet the entire body of Re
publicans IN the y, 5 Senate refused TO
co operate with the Democrats IN the
recognition of free Bro2ll. WHAT'S the
matter with the Republican senate Z
Is itsimply aud solely plut0cratlc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
! Mckinney Club OF DamAsouI

ITTF MpkInIty IIuU OF UHNlHHVUHl
lDlnMbiala county, met on Thursday
p6l last week, aud by u unanimous vote
changed its name tuthe Pioneer liepub'
henn Club. This Is sort ~ n0tice ~
Mckinley not 10 count too much on
COlumbiana tur residence and an
Othtr Congressional boost,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

Read the following: Mr.. O. II. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: was down
with abscess OF lungs, and friends ana
physicians pronounced me an incnrapl!e
consumptive. Began taking DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
LDw on my third bCttle and able TO
oversee the work on my farm. ltls tne
finest medicine ever made.
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, q, says
aHad IL not been for DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption ! wonld
have died Of Lung Troubles. was
given up by doctors, Am now IN best
of health" Try II. sample bottles
free At Durbrin, Wright " Co.'S drug
RtOre. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

max the woman who recently had
Ose pleced out by physicians, who
I'D The miteing part with piece
+, W eken hone, be arrested tor pass
% Auntrrfrit BILL Chicago Tlmea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

THE coolurbs between GOV, Foraker
and Murat llalstrad OF tho Cincinnati
Commercial GH2rtIe ~ getting cooler
Aa tbs Winltr hdYaneth,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
he UeMOcrdt.
PRICE, sl6o A YEAR,

\ Alliance Leader Is out for Brlce
4 y, Senator,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
Oircleyille Daily Herald 10
| the late cOnyertR 10 Brloe,

Ks our German friends would say,
Ithe Ohio seuatolahip appears now 10 a
pearl OF great lirlce,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

EVERY McKinIey Republican land
we certainly have no other Bind IN
these parls) believes the present tariff
Ia the condensed and concrete essence
OF all human wisdom. Not 20 believe
this is to be disloyal 10 Mckinley and
the Chicago platform, witch Is the
greatest effort Of his life. Next TO the
Chicago platform Is that marvellous
conception Of human wisdom
known as Gen. Harlisonsl letter
OF acceptance. II was on this
profhnad elanorati0na OF the great
cardinal ideas Of Protection that Q1ay
A, l'NeRer, Dudley and yhe TEST,
hr than they lsfew, and
|'ElI|||IlIIjIEHiII,.E IEII,. E;iiI;; :ii.Is ;|;;;i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

A MAN Ia the county jail writes us o
letter for publication aud we print ~
to-day. This man, " seems, has views,
Mud be knows now 20 NSpress THEM.
'Qri izal Of Canton, aud clsiins
W W Y; :|.;: :;;|;' ;;'I Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02

GERMANY viii send an ilonolad 70
protect German interests nm -,
pilieburg Press. b Nv ,I,|
Please tell na, nov, n
llti,s tu fyhntltliIN lil A,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-02
HaIthI

WI tsu i,ilAiN THrAr,
hlf iiltIrrh nll1i
Mlt Nrir MIA kHHi
I aNfrd NJ tHr Uar ~
luths. Mental uprrh
n IN luuHlUH lu uaHuliY
atd DrHIh lfrWHlufN
nf NuWtT Iu tIlhHI Hrti
70 #pHfuHiniTNUu rHuHrl hy
"A N MntHhurr 200 over lu
alua' unr WUfN'b UwiH
sia tuf tluO, fupl u}
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-16
AN ELOQUENT SERMON
Or. Mayo on Religious Instruction Tn
the Common schools.

Or. Mayo on Religious Instruction In
the Common schools.
Rev A. d. Mayo Of Boston, Mass.
delivered a discourse at All Souls
Church yesterday morning upon "ThC
Question Of Moral and Religious In.
struction In the Common Schools DR..
Mayo, In the course of his remarks,
said that In the abstract education
means the training Of men 10 know
something. TO do something. 10 be some
body. The American people had
wrought out a special system Of uu-
usual education for good citizenship,
through all varieties Of schools, libra
ries, the press and free speech The
test Of the system Is through the com.
mon school which proposes first to
awaken the desire for knowledge; sec.
ond, TO aid the faculties 10 be benefited
with material and spiritual things:
third, TO teach the use Of books; fourth,
by moral instruction and discipline
and Industrial training develop a true
manhood and womanhood.
DIR. Mayo proceeded 10 set forth the
points In which the free schools arc dc.
ticieut In moral training and susceptible
Of Improvement He thought that too
many OF their teachers were inexperl.
enced young people that the best peo-
pie In society did not give sufficient at.
tention to them and that too much was
expected OF the children. A good
school, he said. Is a miniature common.
wealth. All Of It's life went out 10 the
fun blaze Of public opinion.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-16
sprendIpr rs poctrIne..

The New Church Society has pur.
chased a building site at the corner OF
Corcoran and Sixteenth streets, front.
ing s. feet on the east side of Sixteenth
street and 10 feet on the south side of
CorCoran street for $3l 400. The
church, when built, will not only be a
home in which New Churchmen may
gather from all parts of the country.
but in Il will be held courses of lee.
lures by able men for the express pur.
pose of attracting the attention of those
visitors from distant parts of the land
where the New Church doctrines are
comparatively unknown, and whore the
organization is unknown Of. Already
500 600 has been received, and $50, 900
more is needed
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-16

William II King, a laborer in the
public parks. and who resides at the
corner Of i and Tenth streets south
east, was found dead IN bed yesterday
morning. When be returned home
from work on Saturday night Mr. King
complained Of not feeling well and was
soon after eating bis supper taken with
cramps. He went 10 a drug store near
al hand and purchased some laudanum.
anu after taking liberal dose went 70
led ATT O'Clock LIs wife noticed that
he was snoring loudly, bat did not pay
D. uth attention 10 him Al when
fLe irild 90 wake him u3 De was dead.
Coroner Patterson was notified and gave
a ctItiic.te That death resulted from an
Ovudose Of lauLauum