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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
"MaoElnloyins" tho Farmer.

After tIn plate shall have been "Mackin.
eyOdn the farmer will have about one
per cent. taken out OF the money ho may
get for his butter, because OF the lncreaa'
cd cost OF Tin ware. Az the tarlii now
stands, the farmer has 10 pay eight cents
more for each ib.quart pail, four cents
moro for each l0qunrt pan, and forty.llyc
cents moro for each i0.quart can, Tho
Mckinley bill proposes 10 more than
double these extra taxea, laid upon the
cost OF pans and paila,-Philndclphla
Record.
Two things are 10 be remarked re'
specting the above:
/. That, as II was the votes Of the
farmers themselves that gained the
glorious Victory for Protection" and
forever settled the question, they are
doubtless contented and happy
2. That Major Mckinley Is 10 enjoy,
In company with Capt, Boycott the
honor OF having added new verb TO
our language and thereby 10 transmit
his fame aud name 10 remotest pos
terlty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
poogoRs DON'T LIKE 1T.

AT the regular Monday evening
meeting OF the New York County Med
loal Society, the remarkable circular
sent out TO physicians by the Census
Bureau, was discussed ana Dr, Cramp'
ton presented q resolution expressing
the 6tfOngest condemnation OF the ex'
traOfdlnary requeat
The President, DR., Alexander Hun
Ter, auggested that 40 the circular was
In the nature Of 4 request and carried
no legal force, that the easiest way 10
deal with II was the best way and that
physicians should act precisely aa they
please In the premises.
An interchange OF opinions showed
clearly that little or no attention would
be paid TO the circular, and the resolu'
tlon was withdrawn.
Interviews with prominent physi'
clans disclose a c0noenauB OF opinion
favorable 10 passing the request by
with silent contempt and q positive Te'
fugal 10 violate the eanolty OF the Hip
pOcratio oath taken before receiving
q diploma, mot 70 Odlyulge any secret In
trusted TO them In their official ca
paClty,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

WHEN anlyelllng free traders complain
Of the Mckinley bill, they should be re'
minded that II puts sugar on tho free list
The solid South statesmen who con-
atructed the Mills bill made II dutlable,-
lMaaslllon Independent
In other words Mckinley Is for free
trade on home product produced In the
south, because II cheapens the product
10 the consumer. But a product pro
duced IN the North must bear Il high
tariff tax, because the torelgnorpayh the
duty, aud " helps the "h0me market"
Great patriot sublime statesman, this
Nckiuleyl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

EX-SENATOR and ExLab0r Com
missioner Faasett OF Youngstown has
accepted the position OF managing edl'
tor OF the Toledo News, de has also
bought block Of the News stock max
ing himself solid We wish the Tx
Senator success, but 10 there room III
Toledo for four Republican dailiea, o.
peclally for daily that proposes 10
buck against the STANDARD Oh Coz The
Ex-senator ought 10 make the News
independent, with tariff reform aapira'
tlOn6, but his youngstown education
unfortunately, has somewhat smoked
and befOgged his otherwise good judg'
mgut.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Not Proud Of Tho oAbsago.noaa Infant.

The title Of the Mckinley bill which has
been left on tho national door-atop
10, ITO Reduce the Revenue and Equal.
lao Duties on Imports and for Othor Pur-
posos.n Don't tho constitution say some.
Thing about the title Of every bill sottng
forth lts provisions plainly2 What does
Nand for othor purposcsh monnl Are the
Republicans ashamed OF their chlld2
Why not be honest and say; "and 10 rob
the people Of America OF money 10 pay
the rich rascnla back their assessments
paid into the corruption fund.- 4 hat 10
what "for othorpurpoaosh hmoana.-Porcu.
Pine.
Why, of course, they are ashamed
Did not Mckinley, himself declare on
the floor Of the House, that the com.
mittee had no personal pride In the
tarlfI bill, nor In any part of itY This
being McKinley's own admission the
PorCupine should ut least give the com
mltteee credit for knowing bad thing
when they see II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
auMsB oUR WILLIAM KEowh nnP'
TER,

FmEEPoRT, o. May aO
ED. DEMoOnAT.-l aadrlylng along
q country road the other day where u
farmer was atrlnging out and bulldlng
a barbed wire fence, | stopped my
horse and inquired OF the farmer, mas
much as Mckinley said 10 tho farmers
last fall on tho stump that the foreigner
paid the tax, that II no, whom he bought
and paid for that wire, did not pay the
tax, then who dldY The farmer
soratohed his head aud said "l think J
paid IL when | bought II, and once !
guess / will have 10 give Mckinley
credit for knowing better.
Yours j. MCCAIN
NOTE-lt will take an extra amount
OF Doodle this fall 10 elect Mckinley
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
orc nnrrhmnhl PIoNIo.
The Stark County Association OF Old
Settlers will hold fheir annual Picnic
for 1850 at the Fair Grounds, on


Settlers will hold their annual Picnic
for 1850 at the Fair Grounds, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10TH,
Everybody invited, The Grounds win
be open at y a, m, The forenoon 70 be
taken up Ia social Intercourse aud the
enrolment OF members, Twenty years
residence Ia tho county ana q small
initiation fec 10 meet Incidental OK
pensea, all that Is required.
LUNCH AT ig NJ,
Assemble AT ,, m,
Opening exercises by Rev, u, +, Her
bruck, followed by brief remarks on
subjects appropriate 10 the occasion by
different men and women,
II. III, FOlger will tell Of the new
epoch developed on the completion OF
the Ohio canal,
John Lahm viii contrast the politics
of to-day with that OF our Fathers,
Caroline McO. Eyerhard will talk OF
the advancement OF woman,hDC ~
A. MoGregOr win give some points
Of interest on foreign emigration,
There viii be volunteer speeches
upon early times,
Music led by Edward 5. Raii,
Since last meeting Of the Association
John u Raynods, President elect has
been taken from among us, Ills OIL
eial position will be occupied by Wm
q. Myers, OF Canal Fulton, first Vice
President.
Directors Lewis V. Bocklua, A. Me
Gregor, Lewis u, Smith, A. Sponseller
James Bayleas, Mary A, Lester, Caro-
line McO, fyerhard, Harriet M, Mccall
Nancy IL, Patton, Hannah Brooks
Mra Edward Scott,
Hiram Doll, Treasurer
2lwSat.td LEW sLUssER, See'y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

SPEARING In the Twentieth Century
of the proposed census atroclty, Hugh
q PenteGOat say0: "lf the people OF
This country submit 10 this inQuisltor-
ial outrage, they are inoeed frightened
Glayes. Every one should positively
refuse tO answer under compilation,
any question concerning his private az.
f0lra' The superlntendents order OF
yesterday, indicates q back down on
The Objectionable questions. Such
storm has been raised that Little Ben
has been obliged to pull Paul Pry Por'
ter under cover.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

In pursuance 0f an order Of the Probate Court OF
alArR county, ohio, will oneT for sale ~ public
auction, on
Saturday, the 2sth day of June, 1890,
At one O'Clock ~ ~. upon tho premises, the follovs
ing described real estate, situate ~ Tie eophty Of
In tho city " uAnt0n, Ohlni said premises bbihG
also known ~ the aeheAuWeohef place, on taat
TuhehfaWha street
hand and tho balance IN one ytAr from day 0f sale
with INTEREST," payment 70 be secured BY mortgage
JOHN n, MIOiiHNEn
Admlnlhtfat0r NJ uOtelb heheAus
Weokef, deceased,
May ealh, 1900, .aDhw,dOt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
nooDLn AND COLD nLooDnp IN
GRATITUDE.


A well known and reliable Stark
county Democrat recently had talk
with David Paige, who ran against Nc
Klnley for Congress IN 1884, when the
district waa composed OF the counties
of Summit, Medina, Wayne and Stark,
and when Mckinley beat Paige 2,02O In
the district. The result by counties IN
that election was aA follows. Paige
carried Stark by 1873 majority, and
Wayne by $50. Mckinley carried Sum
init by 1889, and Medina by i,is0
Paige said that not long since he had a
talk with Steve Elklns, who was then
running Blain0a Presidential cam
paign (Elkins and Paige are now part.
nera In several business enterprlsea,)
ElkinB told Paige that 9l35,0O0 was the
amount that was spent In the goth dis
trlct that year 30 elect Mckinley. Be
sides that, said Elkine, Blaine made q
personal canvass OF the district, and the
abest men In the country, including
Gen. Logan and Hannibal Hamlin,
were sent into the district, ElkinB said
this district was taken charge Of by the
Republican National Executive Com
mittee, ana 30 much money was sent
here 10 help save Mckinley that even
the great State Of New York was neg.
lected, and In the November election
Blaine lost the state and the election to
the Presidency by feY hundred votes.
Blaine said, after the election was over,
that II he, Elkins had kept $4,000 Of
the money spent for Mckinley, for use
In New York that he (lilalne) would
have been President Of the u. s. In
this connection II can be stated with
entire truth, (but this does not come
through Dayie Paige) that Elkins was
seriously dlsgruntled with Mckinley at
the Chicago National Convention In
1883, when after II became evident that
Sherman was out Of the race, Mckinley
refused 10 join movement TO spring
Blaine upon the convention; or 10 vote
for him, after be was sprung. ElkinB,
who gave $1,000 OF his own money 10
elect Mckinley In 1884, felt that Nc.
Kinley showed the most cold blooded
lngratitude In Chicago In refusing TO
recognize his great obligations TO both
Blaine and Elklns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
qHn HumoH or IF.

The Mckinley bin taxes iute earpeta
at six cents per square yard Jute car
peta cost from ak 10 eighty cents per
square yard, Tho low grade which -
bought by the poor, 10 TO be taxed 100
per cent, while the high grade, bought
by people OF more ample means, lh 10
pay a little less than per cent, Ihat
Ii what Ia humOrOusly called "protee'
ton for wOrkingmen,"- boston Font'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

And yet you are not sick enough TO
consult a doctor, or you refrain from 30
doing for Gear you will alarm yourself
and friends we will tell YOU Just what
YOU need. II is Hoods serqapNrilla,
which will llft you ouv Of ihnt cncer-
tain, uncomfortable, dangerous oonui
tion, into n state OF good health, conf
denGe and cheerluIness. You've no
idea how potent this peculiar medicine
Is In cases like yours.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
mnoch

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch In the life of the indl.
yidual. Such q remarkable event 10
treasured w the memory and the agency
whereby the good health has been
attained 10 gratefully pleased, Hence
IL is that 30 much is heard in praise OF
Electric BitterB. SO many feel they
owe their restoration to healty, to the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
GEN. oHAs. nucKLHBnRRY oRos
VnNoR,
Brayost in Poaoo and Most BloodloaS in
War

BrAyOat in Peace and moht blooulohh ia
War
lFrom the Cincinnati rorouplnol
Whatever the fate Of the Mckinley
bin may be, II will not settle the aglta
ton on the tariff, IL VIII increase the
disturbance until an honest solution Is
reached, and one that rs satisfactory TO
the great masses, and unsatisfactory TO
line great interests that contribute the
campaign "fat' 10 control Congress In
their several selfish interests. Wehaye
10 look 10 that romantic serial, the Con
gresslOnal Record, TO learn the details
of the wind.gaining match that has
been going on In the House. Last week
General Tinhorn Grosvenor, alias
Huckleberry Charles, gave q few blasts
from his battered and well'used bugle
that revived the Southern Confederacy,
and called all the Confederate briga-
diera 10 arms, or rather 10 mouth.
Grosyenor charged Mills and his asso.
ciates with selling out to the Sugar
Trust Mills, In q parliamentary way
called Grosyenor q liar. Then Gr0sye'
nor fell back on the sympathy racket
thut uuB 30 OlVon ulou tlV NVitnVAh
heart, and yelled, "rebel," "slaye driy'
ers," and talked about cracking the
old plantation whip" GrOsyenor 10 the
bravest man In peace, and the most
bloodless man IN war, that Ohio ever
produced, or that ever wore the title Of
General He had more leaves Of alb
senoe during hard lighting than any
soldier that ever crossed the Ohio river,
He has traded on false pretenses all his
life, and has won more pots on q bob
tail flush than any man that has ever
played in the game Of politics. Ben
I'M, Of Georgia, is the only man that
ever called him down and made him
show his hand, as n cotton General, Of
ter che war was over. Grosvenor Is the
last man In the world that ought TO
think Of impugning other mems mo-
tiyes; for there is no public man In
Ohio that has been engaged In more
questionable transactions than Charles
Huckleberry Groavenor, Having been
repudiated by the soldiers OF Ohio for
his double course on the pension ques
ton, he is now trying TO get back into
line and secure another term In Con
gress by arousing the old passions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Black silks

or overy sort at very low prices
Every piece was bought before the ad.
vance IN the price of silk, The same
qualities where anything like n COM
plete variety Is found will cost 25 per
cent. more than our silks cost you,
Where will you buyp
Black Surahs 40 cents a yard, so
cents, 60 cents and upward, A special
"a inch surah ut $1.OO q yard, worth
S1.25.
Gros Grains at 90 cents and upward.
A "a inch Gros Grain at yJ cents
yard, that cannot possibly be sold, II
perfect, for cent less, except at loss,
II is worth every penny Of one dollar
and fifteen cents, Equally good bar.
gain in Black Gros Grain Silks at Sl0O
and Sl.25.
Black Faille Francaisse at 50 cents
and upward, aud the best "a inch Faille
ever sold at Sl.00, Sl,25 and $3.50 a
yard.
% inch Black India Silks at 70 cents,
Sl00, S1.15 TO S1.b0 yard,
All other silks and Dress Goods IN
largest quantities nj lowest prices.
Samples cheerfully sent upon request
TO any address,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Good Thing for Bon That orovor Did Not
Appear

We think that Mr., Cleveland missed Il
that he did not Gomez Leader.
Probably President Harrison Is not
sorry. II was bad enough TO contrast
the perfunctory applause given him
with the enthusiastic greetings shower
ed on Gov. Campbell, but there would
have been greater cause for mortillca-
tlon II Grover Cleveland had appeared
In the procession. The great man
would have made the small man appear
smaller yet .-[plain Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

snrf county OHIO wo viii orcr for sale, At public
auction, ON
Wednesday, the 25th day Of June, 1890,
at O'Clock D. No on tho premises, tho following dc.
aotlbod real estate situate In tho township " Paris
county and state Aforesaid, 10 VIII TART OF tho
southwest quurier ot huo, %, ". ~ range u con-
tAlnlng "a acres, more 0f loaa, Also tho north part
VI said southwest quarter township and range
Aforesaid, containing 00N A6fth mOro or lots, Also
q fractional part OF the cast hMf " the northwest
quarter OF said section, containing bo'lO0 acres
more or leal Aud fractional pAft ui the west half
Of said quarter containing D acfch more Or less
reference "a hereby made 10 the petition 10 hN tho
same, on nle I'm the once 0f said Probate court
Thore "a excepted FROM said description lua herth
heretofore sold ana conveyed 70 TIC A, L. " q n
lallrQad a. flght OF way, through aud over said
said tracts Ito together on south aido Of the public
highway leading from MinefNA 10 uhntnn aud about
one mile west ~ said town 0f Minerva and N thofe
fore very near rst elau market Tor all farm proc
ducts, and with shipping facilities unsurpassed,
a r., aud Cleveland canton and the road referred
70 above win northern business at fhAlanx on tho
N, Y, p,NO,
said trlois comprise what is known na tho "Old
MOrehead farm and N especially adapted 10 stock
ralalngI we'll walorod, with house ana good barn
thereon,
rhc same viii bo sold Tor not icss than two.thlrdp
the appraised value and ~ whole or In parts, a.
will seem most advantageous 70 said estate,
Terms Of ancaOnesthfd cash, a In one year and
X In two years. deferred paymena 10 bear interest
and tho payment thereof secured BY mortgage on
the premises,
Appraised at eib0O per acre
h NJ. MORRHEAD,
l., n, 9rONE,
Executors OF the estate OF Robert
MiH1shM Nur, nOruAHUl,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
pllonl pllonl rtohlnr Pll0,.

SYMProMs-Molaturo, lntenao itching
and atingingi most AZ night; worse by
scratching. lfallowod 10 continue tum-
ora form, which ofton bleed and uloerAto
becoming very sore, SwAYNE's ONT
MENT stops the itching and bleeding, heals
liberation and In most cagos removes the
tumors. At druggists, or by mail for 10
conts, DIR. Swayno a. Son, Philadelphia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

THOSE who attended the demonstra.
ton at Cleveland yesterday, observed
that Gov Campbell received more ap.
plauso than President Harrison. And
yet Gov, Campbell bestrode q horse In
civilian style, while President Harrl-
son sat In an open carriage drawn by
four elaborately c0parisoned studs,
and was gotten up regardless Of OK.
Denae
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

use of the Great Alternative and Tonic,
IL you are troubled with any disease OF
Kidneys, Liver or stomach, OF long, OF
short Rtanding you viii surely ma
relief By uRe Of Electric liltlera, SOLD
at 500, and u per bottle Nv DuIbln,
Wright a Cos drugstore,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

SEE our STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT
OF today. IL Ia u valuable number and
II would pleage your friend IN q distant
ldnd ~ send him or her q copy II con.
tains n great cartoon, mckinley and
the Farmer" The picture OF Mckinley
10 excellent, and tbs dilapidated appear.
ance Of the farmer Is realistic. For
sale at DEMOCRAT oillce.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
OUR
MaNOrdeTDepaTtm't

Has the very best facilities for hand.
ling great quantities OF Dry Goods. 1t
reaches every state and most counties
of the Union. It's particular field is
the western half Of Pennsylvania, all
Of West Virginia, Ohio, and a con.
stantly growing territory South and
West In all states
Our stock Of Dry Goods Of every de.
scription is complete, and our prices
are the lowest possible. Other large
stores do not Qf they cam and small
stores cannot Of they would sell goods
at as low prices,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Divorce Notice.

Augustus QueHt will take notice that on tho ilnt
daY 0i May lnlt, ChflalenA Quest ned hnr petition
IN tho court 0i common pleas Within aud Tor tho
county Of STARK and state OF OHIO, charging him
with hnhltual drunkenness, pAtfumu cruelty aud
gross neglect uf duty towards her
Tho prayer of the petition II that aho be- divorced
from him aud have tho custody Of their minor
children,
Tho said August Quest IA required 10 answer or
July, 100 CuitiArANA QUEST
Johra HUDSON her AttyR inhisn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

OAHToH-rtAmnAt0nh Will be held NJ Canton
on tho INIT saturday Of each month,
At MAaaiLLoH-Ae September aaIh 1870,
At ALLIANCE. October 18Th, 1850 ana on the
last saturday " March, 1850,
At nnAon CirY-aeoond Saturday Of February
1890
At CANAL FuHoH-HooOnd Saturday Of March
1850,
AT umoETowE-Heoond saturday Of April, 100
GKO, W. yonr,
Clerk OF hoard on, nalninrva,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

WHEN you see census enumerator
negtlatiating for the purchase Of base
ball mask you will understand that
public opinion IN regard TO hisschedule
OF questions has begun TO assert Itself
IN. Y. World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
His Infant orlOu for Moro.

81 have always been u staunoh Pro.
tectionlst,' remarked Youngfather,
abut since the baby has been fretful at
nights, do wish Mckinley would re.
move the tacks from carpets."-L llar.
risburg Patriot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
MANY Witnesses.
$500 Reward

WHWll nav the above reward f0T any ease 0f
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia hlpk headAehpi inll-
Hehllpn Constipation pl posllyentaa Wh rhnnp que
With WhllA Vegetable LIVER flNhi Mhpn we Nllpes
llOnu arc hlIiolly complied Win lhrl AZ rNifW
Veaetabie, and neVeriall 70 Hlye hAllsiAeiQl, NO.
gar Coated, large boxes ppnlAlilnH hp rus 70
Gents for hAlh ~ Az DfhHgsh' htMalp " tnpn'
tuTed only by JOHN o, Wfaf a 20, hpll by Dur
bin, Wright 4 Oo., and The Popular pfnH ppi CAM
ton uhl0l npylHl.lkM- -lanli.M .Mea.ii
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OY REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of an order Of ne rfobAie Court 0f
alAlf county, luio VIII oifef for sale A public
auction on
Friday, the s7th day of June, AID, 1890,
Al ono O'Clock D, m, upon the pTemlsei Tho follow.
lng described f6Ai estate situate N The county 0f
htkIt aud state VI OHIO, iOsNll hflnH pAit pf mo
southeast quarter VI section 30 lpNhhhlp W range
n aud bounded 10 follower fbglnnlnH iOf the haiie
II poet ln llie north linh 0f said luaiiei section
ael f6dh Weti from Tie northeast corner thereof
thence running Weet with Tho SAID north line ~
fOdbl thence SOUTH A. deg Npih W $40 lodhl
thence eAsl M fOdsi tionoe north N $40 rods 70
place VI hoainnlnH, containing 70 Aefea
Also the following Tract Of lAnd put 0i the above
mentioned quarter heolipn iieflnnlnH i0T mo
same N Tho d0iheahl corner NJ quarter hecllnnl
thence west along HE nOiii line ~ said quarter Soc
tl0n ASK fO1sl thence south 10 TAT that linp run
parallel with tho above mentioned north ilne 70 mo
eastern boundary of said quarter section til u cons
roth of said Described tracts eoBlalnlnH Jointly 20
aofoa moro o. leaal excepting N feet broad and hs
feoi TONG, fpr flle Tor school house
AppTAlied ~ 1900 Terms Of hAln Onefihlri Ia
hand 0ne-thlId IN one year ana onerthfd Ia two
yeAfh from tho day " sale, with Interest The pAys
menu 70 DO secured by mortgage on lhe premises
sold HlAhh hluhhN
Administrator OF John W, fl0tner decd.
mono A hepARIy, Plaintiffs Auya
May silh, ihpO'sliihWs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

THE Illinois Prohibitions have put
forth o State platform in favor OF . TAR
IN for revenue only. How Is that for
the cause Of popular education.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

"Why doesn't he take Hoods Sarsa-
panllaY' is the general inquiry Of
friends when person suffers from any
disease Of the blood.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Health is Wealth!

Dn. ". U, WnefH NHRyn AND BRAIN TnuAT.
nnHT y guaranteed specific for liyaterA, nltll
AChe Nervous pIOsliAtion caused by tp use Of
alcohol or tobacco, WAkefulneah Mental Depfnas
ii0n Oftonlng VI tho hraln resulting ~ insanity
aud leading 10 misery, decay and DEATH Premature
Old Agn, IiArfennesf LOhh 0f Power Ia either heH,
Involuntary LOshea and hpennhl0ffhdA caused W
sVer.oHerlion Of tho brain telfsAhuhe o. ovhf'ln-
dulgenea zach boz contains 0ne months treat
mont Oi.OO boI. or niI bOIea for t6OO, aont BY
mall prepaid on receipt of price,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Adninistrators Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that tho undorplkned has
heon dulg aipolnitdnnd qualified ag Administrator
with tle will aFnexed. Of the estate OF Eve
lincf. lAte OF Stark county Ohio deeasrM
Administrator with the will annexed.
Dated May 10Th, 1870, ,-22dw'