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Ilhick and Strong.

u has apparently come to stay. The
Vigor is evidently great aid TO nature"
j. B, Williams, FIoresvii!s. Texas.
ct have used Ayers HaiT Vigor for
the past four or FIVE years and find it a
most satisfactory dressing for the hair.
1t is all l could desire, being harmless,
causing the hair to retain its natural
color, and requiring but small quantity
to render the hair easy TO arrange. -
Mrs. NJ. A. Bailey, 9 Charles street,
H2yerlill, Mass.
" 7 uav. h'e3 UsiHg Ava.' air Vigor
fCr several E-si- -' rt 'rat II mas
c-....s. M. Iaiy "a g. natural
,-'-y Mrs ii. ealer ~
Any Goods. &c, Bisuci"
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hARPER'S PERIODICALS.

Postage:ee to all subscribersin the United States Car
ada OF Mexico.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
THR SEVERAL PORTIONS on A nEgg'B CAR
CAM

A 10 the carcass ana different outa of
meat, the accompanying diagram Illus
tratea tho whole mattew ln this w0 finds
/, tho 0lrlcin, from which portorhouse
oteaS Ia made ., top or cdgo bone, from
which what ~ sometimes callsi HirlnIn
steak Ia cut; o, thopmp 4, the boltocki
D, the lower buttook, nom what wc cnll
round STEAK u cut; o Ia called the yciny
piece. z Ia the thick lank, 8, tho thin
flank, o, tho log, 10, tho fore rio, con-
tanning five rbW II, middle rib, contain.
Ing nyo ribs; l2, chuck dh, containing
three rihl TOR ronWtIng and also Tor cut
ting chuck UeakN; ~, shoulder "a,
hrlkcli 10, tho olodi 10, thr neck, or
blood plcoo, a. tho shin, and In ths
head ~, tho ehscl:a or head AZ to tho
several weights Of those plcooa u must
be decided Individually ior each animal,
Now aa 70 tho uses Of thrss par'0, tho
ribs aro best Tor rog.InS, aud II thu
bcat; Ia also u primo rooatinc pi,co
and . is che next best ronldng plcC' Gtt'T
the liba and Wrluln-miny regard " al
the best; PIGEON eligible tor soup arc o,
10, II and Other lean bony par1; for
cornod beef, 8, Z, 8, ", ID and 10 arc
used, 10 and "A, containing the hrlJkol
and tho platos, are tho bmt Thanks
arc due 20 Prairie Farmer lor tho cut
hero presented aud tho accompanying
explanations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Peculiar plsonso.

Joseph Syoclo, 30 years Of Ugc, died az
Inc City hofpinl IN Baltimore recently
Of O peculiar disease, from which ho had
suffered for about riX weeks, Tho pN.
mary causo ol death, nH stated In the cor'
tiAcalc, was Rn obstruction 70 the gupe'
rior ycnl cRyu and lhO secondary failure
o. respiration. The superior ycna caya
Ia the vein by which the blood from the
upper cytiemiticN w returned 60 the
heart, and iu consequence ol it1 ohatruc
ton, which might have been caused by
an enlarged guHi pressing upon 10, thC
upper portion " tho mans body wa
enormously swollen,
While hIB arms and chest were those
Of giant his lcgs were shriyclcd and
aS small 100 those Of q dwarf II was i'm,
possible for him TO lio down, and hC
would often sleep while standing up, Hc
coJld sleep In this manner only tof a
short time, when he would lose his bal.
anco and fall TO tho noor Tho doctors
at the Johns Hopkins hospital aud the
City hospital failed to make u diagnosis
Of the case, aud thoy wero not permitted
to mako a post'mprtom examination,
Steelo was u PonuJylyanian and was In
Baltimore about two yca's, lie was q
moldcr by trade, but for some time pre-.
vous TO his Illness was employed ~ n
conductor By one OF tho street cur com.
panics, Philadelphia Telegraph.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Thundor storms In switzerland.

Remarkable electrical phenomena arc
Witnessed AZ tho now observatory on the
stccp and isolated Santis IN northern
Switzerland. Thunder oiormo are eS.
trumely frequent; thua In June aud July
Inst year only three days wero without
them. Az rule, thunder pealS from
midday ill evening, Tho noiso is short,
partly owing 10 shortneSs Of flashes and
partly 10 the small amount OF echo. Thc
thuuder storms como on quite suddenly,
IN clear sky, Onl of the surest indiea.
tons Of thoir approach 10 tho bristling Of
the obscrvor'O hair During hail storms
tho iron rods Of the house give kissing
sound, associated with luminous effects,
'-philadelDhia ledger
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
LIE.EITI9.y5 { gly5
Allowing COUPLES oLGVlR eoHsMG
Tie Bridesmaid and CroumNnaa MaWy
InhIIrlr Inalnud Of Ilnnlnn.

Tie Bridesmaid and eroumfpan MaTy
Fubilrly Instead of EloplHg'
Theguoss who gathered at the Praaby'
terian church IN nroeklaw, Mo-, 10 SEQ
William Mason and Miss Della hGlutyre
made man and wife were treated 70 "a
surprise that has set tho Tongues Of Wiz
lage gossips wagglng Ia most persistent
manner Mason'b best man was Edwin
eedgwIog, well TO do young farmer,
and tho maid NJ honor was Miss Mildred
Turner, the Pre'tIest girl IN the county
and q daughter Of Samuel Turner, rich
stock raiser of Craig,
Bedgwiok and Miss Turner had been
keeping COMPANY for aomo tine, but Il
was known that old man Turner had
promised his daughter Ia marriage 70 a
young lawyer OF Craig, whose prospects
FOR political prclerment arc said 10 be
llatterIng, MiB Turner u was also
known, heartily deleated thla young law
yer, but in compliance with her fmhera
wahea she had promised 10 become his
bride, The data Tor ther wedding had
been set and, Ia consideration Of this
fact, old mln Turner agreed 10 allow his
daughter 20 play hridoHmnid 10 bedg'
wckh groomsmnn ~ the wedding uf
their mutual friends, William Mason and
Miss Mcintyre
The Malln,Mllntyre ceremony was
duly performed by Rev Alexander
Campbell, and while tho guosta wGre
awaiting tho cglt Of tho bridal party Tho
surprise wus sprung upon them, The
clergyman had barely spoken tho words
which malop.lil Mcintyre MIRA Mason,
when AadgwIgl and Maa Mildred al
yanccd 20 tho altar The young man
whispered fow words % tho minister,
at tho aamo time handing him mar
riRge license, There was ll.lle stir up
In front but before any ono realized
what was going on and before the lrate
papa could Interfere, Edwin and Mildred
were kuoollu8 before tho Clergyman and
receiving h'a blea,iug on tholr union,
Then the two happy hhdegrooma with
their blufhing brides loft tho church
smiling a. tho clover manner In which
old Mr., Turner had boen 0utwitted,
Itisstotod 10y some Of tho witnesses OF
the double marriage that tho young
lawyer with political proaPoeta was
present In tho church, but that he was
$50 dumfoundod by tho broaonncag Of
the proceeding that II never occurred
TO him 10 arise In hs might and forbid
tho bans In truo dramatic style until II
waa too late, Others say ho did not ar.
rive until tho marriage ceremonies were
over,
Old Mr., Turner has declared that he
will never recognize his daughter again,
but she says she feels 0uro hc will for
give her IN time, Scdgwck had planned
an olQprmcnt 10 Kansas, but after con-
mltOton with Mason and Miss Mcintyre
the plan which thoy 20 successfully car
rcd out was decided on instead, New
York World,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Dissatisfied Dog Owners,

Many OF the judges Of tho recent dog
show have been inundated with letters
since tho great exhibition closed, These
communications arO ncOply all IN remi-
rine handwriting and some nrc sarcastic
and some abusive, md they wish u
know IN u general way cXRctly what
consideration induced the judges TO give
n pri1o to somu othor dog than the
writer's, The judg'a Of tho toys, spaniel
and pug classes have boen the most al.
dressed Every woman who has PCT
dog which failed 10 takc high honors "a
able 10 discovor srnc personal reason
for the decbion against her without
much diliaulty When no actual faca
cGlBo tho imagination Of the ropt owner
Of the dog is pretty apt TO como into
play Tho shrowdcr Judges Of dogu de.
mre that this years awards were dealt
out with unusually corrcCt and sGilliul
Judgment, but II would bo vcry difficult
to convince all exhibitors OF this, Now
York Sun,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
VtRaNpA


through the largo china clofot which n fitted
up with ghelyu prc's, table, etc., and makes
perfect butlera pantry, Tho parlor and
dIung room ars connected hy Adng doors,
tho dining and sitting rooms have open llro'
places, with hard wood manifest tho sitting
room hns u hard wood hoo,c0g5 built Into rt-
ccg % right oi mantol, and tho bedroom cou.
ncCtci with dttlng room ~ q good room, and
provided with two closets ard stationary
gaahhowl
Tho second story contains four large cham
horl, with an abundance Of clo,rt room, a
goodtoryuut'n bedroom over .ho k,tgh2l, and
Il largo hath roomj hot aad cold walor ir6up'
piled W all WashbowIh g.nE aud bath, There
IL alto a largo attic over tuo jooond door,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
RESIDENTS NEARLY WILD.
The Worst storm Ever Krown-Many
Killed aud wounded.

The Worst storm Ever Krown-Many
Killed aud wounded.
GALi.ATIN, TEEN,. March e0.-Tho
worst storm that ever visited this section
passed over this city Thursday night
Two miles from Gallatln houses were
blown down, The brick reaidonoo OF
John llibhett was completely blown
away The walls fell In and killed an
lemontha,od baby OF John Hihbett
also boy l9 yeara old OF Palo Langforl.
Hibbett Ia dying and his wife Is horribly
mangled. Across tho pike from Alb-
lett'a, William Patterson residence was
blown down, iniuring five ptr6ons, Resi-.
dencoa were completely wrecked and
largo trees were uprOotfd and ourried
some distance, Tho town " nearly wild.
jim PattertOna house wng unroofod, and
MIR, Patterson aud three ladies were In
one room when the roof fell IN, rNtler.
son received painful Iuripa aud his wife
waa also hurt, Tho storm waa OF short
duration, and passed over about 10
o'clock. All the dead and wounded arc
being moved 10 tho residence Of Mira
Van Allen, about ono milo from town,
Tho worst reatnrcS of the cyclone
have not been reported, After swocplng
up Roganna, tho storm king began ~
dreadful march. 10 took q northeast
cour5o, and for twenty-five minutes car
ricd everything In front Of H. An
houses beyond BlcdsoO mp 90 Enlia,
Macoon county, have been blown into
atoms Everything laa barren waste,
Several people are killed, Tho march Of
the cyclono wHa about hNc milos north.
caat Of blcd0oo. Many people were hor.
rbly manglod 40 R0gnnnn, Rad tho town
ia entirely gwcpt away, only one house
remaining II would bo impossible 10
rive u complete llat OF tho injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

RLpoRADo, HBw WILLOW RADIoh'
Thcso now Varieties arO cntaloyaed by
Potter Henderson a. Co, with novoltica
worthy OF trial, and @o thus de'crlbod'
The Eldorado Is identical with the old TO-
Vorito, scarlet hrnip radieh, Ia shape, Slzo
and quality, but is golden yellow In
color. Tho yellow radlehes are now com
Ing into more general uac, rs these make
an attractive contrast with tho rod varic-
tics on tho tablo. New Celestial Is dis
tinct variety, tho stock OF which was
imported from China, II isrcady for uoo
when 81 10 0 inches long, and continued
until nearly q inches long. making lt al
most an all seasons radish. II may be
grown IN open ground or Tor forcing In
franiea. Rapid Forcing ratligh rcoonblei
the scurlct tiirnip. white tipped variety,
but IN earlier, coming Into maturity at
about twenty-five daysfrom time Of eow-
ing, Having worry ANAL tops II ieadapt-
od for forcing, though is equally doeire
bio for tho garden, Thanks ar duo 10 the
Arm quoted for the cat here presented,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Drawing Room ohnirS.

Il particularly hard 10 ilnd anything new
IN tho way OF chairs, Tho two accompany
Ing dcoigg aro not NJ all startling IN tde do
par,uro from commonplace lines but thoy
nro grncchilnnd show solnc originality, That
on tho lcft Of tho coluum plrtskos somswha,
OF tho Tronch style. Tho ccntor panel affords
ample opportunity for lovers Of marquehy
work 10 follow their fancy.
Tho othur chair is straightor nnd romowbat
moro substantial, but at tho same time Ia
graceful aud mpl,cs a pleasing article OF fur
nituro In drawing or reception room.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
WIND At CINCINNATI
The storm struck school Heusa with
CphsidsTabIn FarOs,


CphsideFahln Fmps,
CINmNNAw, March 30, a violent
wind storm passed over tho city yester'
day morning And caused considerable
damage among tho hilltop suburhs
The hurricane struck about 0 o. M,
howing great trees and swaylng houses
IN Ia path, Dwellings, were unroofed
and fenoea we're spintered and destroyed,
At Madsonylle bama aud out houses
were blown down, AZ tho Sixteenth
district colony school, on Auburn
avenue, the storm struck with terrible
fierce, The tin roofing seemed 10 rlae a.
with wlngA from iii lodgmenta, carrying
with u the eopInga and considerable
woodwork, The 200 pupla were aa,
aembllng for study and II h little leaa
than miraculous thar there WAS no onG
In harnla way Tho children were
panlo'sirloken, but were safely removed
from the building, The damage will
not exceed 5000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
DAMAGE IN THE WEST END.
Constant Tom init Ncigbborlng Walls
viii CRASH on 1hom

VIII CRASH on 1hom,
LoumvmEE, Ky, March 9o Tho ter.
riblo cyclone Owapt tho ronldoncc portion
of tho West End, doing inmonao dam.
ago to property Tho lofs OF life was
considerable, lut the condition OF many
Of the totally demolished housro would
seem 10 preclude The possibility Of any Of
tho inmatea having escaped oliyo. In
dozens Of placea thu houses were entirely
ra2ed 10 tho ground, yet in many Of them
tho rcaidentd escaped unInlurod or
aighuy bruiard, The cyclone seemed 10
tako Acndsh pride Ia inntaaticully In.
turing the residences. Frequently the
front Of threc.stOry house had is front
cut FROM IL, tho roht remaining un'
harmed
Furniture wagona crowded all the do
vnstAted atroctA Many of the families
who 1.-Two In the devastated districtn, and
whose residences were slightly injured,
arc In constant fear that somo Of tho
neighboring toppllng walls will crash
into their housca
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
i.rnr.,llla Comsn ln inr a ehnre.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 30. --Ro-
ports reached here yesterday that tor
nado struck CrNyoyillc 0a,, u town
eighteen miles south OF thia place,
Thursday night shortly aftor midnight
Tho people were sleeping and were terri-
hly frightened. The roof was blown OIL
rho largo ilouring mill. Two houses Of
John Woods and T. T. Wilson woro
blown down, r,yory houae and out
building on tho Allobrook was blown
down. Several narrow escapes nre ro-
ported. AZ this hour II is impossible TO
ioarn whether anybody has been killed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

A Achieving gum manufacturer amSsscd
n fortune OF Sl,OOo,O00, Lets SEQ, Say
ok sticks for hvo contsi Ave into 1oO,-
100000 goes eo,0OOO0O times. Twenty
million tlm@six equals 100, ,0Oo, 900 sticks
Of gum, GrOat hoavons, girlsl---WaSh-
lngton Star,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

group eap slt out upon II with easa, The
hail Is eight feat wide, With an ea6y fIght "
platforutflRlra leading up " tlo ilaor above,
tho platform or landing beIng ON u level with
Goor over kitchen wing, making two rsera
moro up 10 loor In maln hou6a, There ID q
collar under tho whole house, tha laundry
being under Kitchen The stairs td cellar
arc pnoel undor main stairs, aud reached
directly from tho kirchon,
Tho woodshed IL convenient feature 10
al country houses, and should always be CON
IocUd with kIlohoni tho refrigerator Ia built
IN pantry, with an opening into woodshod,
through whIoh % put tho ice into Tank tho
connection from Kitchen 10 dining room ID
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Considerable manage.

ToRoNTo, oNr, March 81. --Thurnday
nights stofm caused considerable dhm.
age along The city front, several vessels
being damaged. Two eChoouera Went
ashoro near tbe city. Tho watcr la tho
bay rose fourteen lnchos yoeterday ow-
ing 10 the great indrivo from tho lake.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

~ wag ln ula hanuas City lOnhlp
several years ago. said passenger,
''but tho horrible catastrophe Of Thurs.
day night was the most awful thlng !
ever saw, | saw dozens Of dead peOpla
being taken from Falls City hall, where
perhaps hundred OF more were killed
The Union depot waa completely
Wreoked,n y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

The best salve In tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped haudo,
ChildrenB Cornes, and all Skin Erup'
tious, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. IL Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund.
cd. Price % cents per box, For sale
by Durbin Wright Il Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
NAVIGATION IMPOSSIBLE.
The Tornado Damaged Two Hundred
Houses NJ Metropolis

Houses ~ Metropolis
CAIRO, It's, March en-, Tho cdlo hero
Thursday night ON thorivcrmnk several
ehmtica and Ash boats and rendered
navigation almost impomihlo, in tho
city u blew down one frame house from
ia foundation into tho wnbr, No Onc
wna hurt The gnlo blew ot tho rate OF
aixty milcg 0n hour ~ NIL Crock 1.-Two
houses and several barna were blown
down and Mrs Hmlline and child
severely hurt A. Metropolis tho tornado
unrooied and otherwise damaged ahout
600 houapU, among them being tho court
house and bank and Judge Milkcy's resi-.
denoN One person was killed aud Gov
efal hurt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

INDIANAPOLIS, ISr,, March GA
meeting Of citizens WINS called nt tho
board OF trode 10 provide relief for the
families OF tho dead and injured. Tho
relief committee Of tho Indianapolis
board Of trade, under tho leadership OF
Col, Eli Lilly, left this city NJ D a, m.
yesterday for Louisvillo, WITH oorpe Of
surgeons and surgical applinncca The
colonel also took 81 900 IN oaeh 10 relieve
the immediate wants OF tho destitute
and aulrprinc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
The GALE AT EVANSVILLE.
Reported That n Trala Wa, Hlown from
tho Track,

tho Track,
EVANSVILLE, lEb,, March 90 The
gale Of Thursday night began In this
vicinity about $3.50 p m, and continued
all night with slight abatement The
damage along tho river front was not as
severe na might have been expected.
The large wharf boat Of A6hby a. Co.
was sunk about . q, M, The boat car
be raised with small lOia, barge OF
coal belonging 20 Walton g. Sons, OF
Pittaburg, was also sunk, but can 90
saved when tho river auhaidea A barge
OF corn was also sunk, but tho bulk OF
its cargo can 10 saved, A. far aa known
no liyed were lost In the city, Several
atorea and houses we're more or leM
damaged, II N reported that o train on
tho Louisville and Nashville NJ Seebree,
KY, was blown from tho track and two
peraona killed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
u,r sitnation sa,ei uer.

IouIsvItLE. XIV, March 90. New
Albany, from her situation undcr the
shelter Of the silver hills which protects
her ON the wcet and north, oouapol oil
damage beyond The blowing over Of q
fow signs and broaking the moorings Of
several coal boats that were landed along
tho shore,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
FARM AND GARDEN
POPULAR sUAJecTs TREATED IN
A PRACTICAL MANNER,

TAbuiatsd Results " nEpsFims-ta with
Dressed nssf--Tlis Several roFtians ai
. oaroasa Illustrated and psnned, with
Suggestions Abont ,hs Usss - ,hs Parts,
The tallow will vary IN different AMI
mails worry many pounds, No viii the
hide vary In weight, SO will the pro-
porlIonal parts Of tho different ouN of
beef,
Following are tive tabulated results Of
careful experiments to thoW the per'
0enago OF the skin, hide, torequartera,
ETC., IN the several stages Of falneM, 100
being the total of the animal, tho houroa
representing percentage OF thls numbers
NIL a. A a. NJ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

Two. conscripts approaching Paris
asked peasant Tho distance yot to trl-
verse;
"Ten milea,"
"Goodr cried ono OF tho Travellers;
"that makcs ID only flve miles apieoo,"--
Philadelphia Timoa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

~, aw, vonlly dot't 600 why people avsS
conundwums," " said Gus do Jey, "It's wcally
tighRmc 30 hc wackiDg youah bwainS TO
answer a question and dlscoyoh that tue fel.
lnh who auSked II know all about II all tho
time, you know. " Washington Fost,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

Most women naturally look forward to
mntfimnny 40 thnlr proper hphern In NO. but
thpy should OOnhiantlY bear IN mind that d
fair, TOey face, bright eyes, and healthy,
well-feyeloped form, aro tic beat p9aaporia
orders, weaknesses, ana functional hTNgulari-
ti0H peculiar 10 their 6HK, dpatrOy beauty
and atifAgtlyeneaa ana mako life miserable
An uniaillnR Hp0QlnG for these mnladlna 10 %
10 h tho only medicine for women, sold BIZ
drugHlata, nndnr "a pOaiflVe guarantee
from the manufacturers, that u viii give
hailafaQtlQn IN every case, on money viii 10 re,
funded, This guarantee las boon printed on
out for many leala, slO0 per bottle, or hiH
nottloa for 500
Copyright lEa by wonLp'a Dn, MRh AssH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

Numborcdwlth other vegetable sccd
novelties offered to tho publlo this 0oa'
ton are the Eldoraio, a yellow radish;
tho Now Colo6tial u Chiue'o ilnp1rta-
ton, and Rapid Forcing rdia4 which,
as the name indicates, Is se5p,oisllJ valua.
bio for forcing purposes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
a NeAr counraY neeIpaNck.
A Nstty aud Nicely Arranged noms ~

A Netty and Nicely Arranged Home ~ =
law Cost
Copyright dy ralllsar, pallIlF q o., Architects,
hW YorAll
This design was carried out, and ha pry
neat and attractive home and 10 II itwasneoes-
sary IN tho arranging Of ths plan 70 obtain
tho required amount N room and olnyan-
ieneas at u given cost, tho exterior had 20
ba yery plaiu pnd a,mpla In detail 10 allow H.
The front lapps tho wmt, Thus We have a
south yiew from four rooms oH fret floor,
and q front ylsw from dining room The
front yeranda 10 wide, and arranged 10 that
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

Having used "Mothcr'a Frlond,n /
would not BE- without II, II is Il boon to
wives who know they must pass through
tho painful ordeal Of childbieth. Nrs. u,
Melbourne, Iowa. Write tho Bradilol1
Regular Co., Atlanta, Cav Tor fmthor