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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

GENERAL Q, II. GRosvENoR, you ought
10 bo ashamed Of yourself. Your person
nj dislike 20 Ex-Governor Foraker mani
tests itself In persecution. Foraker may
have made mistakes, but he ~ o man OF
whom oycry OhiAn may rightly feel proud.
-Mnaalllon Independent
That's whats the matter exactly.
Grosyenor is bold, bad man. He yot
ed against the service pension bill, and
has violently attacked Foraker over his
own signature. And now he has car
rled n majority OF the delegates Of bis
district, over six good men, and ig 60
Ing TO be returned TO Congress- This
proves two things: The Republicans
take kindly 10 bold, bad men, and they
care nothing about Foraker ana old
soldiers. Still Foraker Is TO pound u
brass tipped gavel a. the coming Re-
publican State Convention, while ep-
lcac Is on the free list In Billy McKin.
ley's new tarif bill
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

In response 10 an article In the Cleve.
land Leader we claimed few days
ago that high license Is q failure. We
have now In hand valuable article
from the pen OF Hon, Wilbur i, Bry.
ant, OF Nebraska He has served as
Judge and u. s, District Attorney for
Nebraska. He discusses the Slocomb
law, passed by the Nebraska Legislature
In 1881, providing for license TO sell
liquor, ranging from $500 10 u $1,000
per year. In cities over 10000 popula.
tion tho fec cannot be less than 81 900.
Mr. Bryant 10 not Prohlbitionist,
neither iB he Democrat. He never
signed pledge or Joined temperance
society. Mr.. Bryant says the Slocomb
law Is failure, both morally and 0nan.
cially. "The State would DO better of
today with free whiskey than high IL
cenBe.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

The Detroit Driving Club has completed
tho program for the Blue Ribbon trouing
meeting, 10 be held July 22, 20, "A and 20,
Purses and stakes aggregatlnR $4,000 viii
be given, which II nearly 10000 more than
was ever before offered al any tFottlng
meeting In the world, Five hundred dol
lars, outside Of purse, will be given TO the
winner OF the fastest heat In each race, II
time made IL better than the minimum
for the class and will stand aa a record,
Entries close JulyT
Complaint oomea 10 ua from horse.
man, who knows, that tho Improvement
OF the track on one OF the turns Ii not
thrown up sufficiently VIII Engineer
Holl please give this his immediate atten'
tony
The Boatorla, (O) races were ponpon.
cd yeaterday on account OF rain,
Some scoundrel poisoned the PAGER Bon
H., at Janesyllle, Wis., yesterday No
clue.
Erie Girl won the 2ia9 trot At Warren,
Pan yesterdays best time, 2lAl. Tho 2l2i
pace was won by Henry Hi best time
2i2OA,
The LonRylow Driving Park Company,
OF Cleveland WI II give q two dayh meet,
Ing on Wednesday and Thursday, June le
and 10, al tho Longylew track on Loraln
street, Purses amounting 10 $1,000 will
be offered for the following eyontai Two
running raceai 2;a5 troti free for AL
pncei $500 troti 2A0 trotj and 2SQ
trot Entries will close June 10, and
should be made 70 4, j. Towson, seore'
tary.
The following 10 thereaultn az Janesvllle,
Wis, yesterday; First race, 2,20 trot-
Major Lynn first March second, laaaoa
third. Time, 2i26 1884, 2;2SN, Second
race, 2i2i pace Maggie Almont first,
William Il, second, Druco dlatanoed, No
time given,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

THE bill passed yesterday IL not &c
sweeping In liz provisions as .somo OF
those introduced, and ought on that nc
count to bo more satisfactory 20 all con
aeryatlvc peoplo.-Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph,
The above Is the serene endorsement
Of the pension bill, just passed the
Joint conference, by one Of the leading
Republican organs. The bill Is salts.
factory 10 all these subsidized organs
of monopoly because II Is 80 very mig.
gardly In Us provisions. No bill at all,
however, would have pleased them very
much better. But, Oh how they do
open their hearts TO the old soldiers, In
the campaign for votes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

Cloopatrn's bonoa are for sale, Thoy
are valued NJ 10000 This shows how
tImo increases the yuluo OF things. Cleo
pntrn once throw herself away FOR ono
Mare New York World.
Another way Of putting II would be TO
say that a woman prcfors man OF Marc
10 money Toronto World.
Why not state the fact that "tho serpent
Of old Nilon put her charms In tho Marl,-ot
and ANTHONY was the highogt bidder
Toledo Blade,
Great Caesar, what are you all talking
about2 Before those bones were %
years old, In the year 40 u. T., she
Omashed' II man Of greater Marc than
Anthony, and made Rome howl. Had
not Brutus' dagger spilled the blood Of
Caesar, no second handed love OF
Egypts queen would eyerhaye induced
a scribbler for a paper, I i,086 years later
TO value the best OF Egypts bones AZ
such n low Marc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

THE editorial profession always pro-
ducoa lta share of able mon and one man
40 In our dihtrlot, noted for
hla sharp sayings aud ability aa writer
10 Hon. Isaac h. Sherwood, OF Canton
Stark county, editor OF the NEWS DEMO
ORAT. Stark county contains no better
Democrat. Con. Sherwood Ia frequently
40 q suitable candidate Mo
dina Sentinel,
why does this lnky Sentinel OF might
swing high above our dazed and dAEllod kon
Thla namiug rhaeton chariot OF light
10 dim tho radiant hopes Of beitor menY
10 llmnoron fAmo'a canopy ofaky
In golden glitter that all earth may 500
That lurld namo Of letlerlng,-M,
That seems the milky way Of eealaoy
Here lot ua drop to earthly things, poll mollI
r0r oil our hopes may 70 to-woll, slll.well
And then again sh0' 'roka ua, very sweet
10 Woty woll with sole, our lying feet
Ana yet we could not race warwick, high
five had wings and feet 10 walk the sky
A. Jupiter once had, unless they Ito
II tla not q Monnot onoua advance,
iilako take n then. n there's q winning chance
ThlasheldA M from the weary, winding way
or Lynch ua, n In dalllanoe or delay
The Offylllo boomers get beyond o day
In private lifo wen show In baS(o) relief
Lest some Wy coon (liuhn) In ring tailed moth
Odi bred,
May shake down poisoned Mamma on our hoadl
80 then dear Sentinel, this sentiment you'll OK
cuaol-
For THIS quite dizzy place, We have no uscl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

HAVE the war tariff organs learned that
the Republican members OF the Senate
committee have reduced tho iron and steel
schedule In the Mckinley bill, aud that
the duty agreed upon for steel rails u
Sli,90 only 20 cents above the Mills bill 7
Tho aforesaid organs howlod themselves
honrao over the Mills bill, declaring Il q
free trade mcAsuro.- Plain Dealer,
AS the Senate is changing the whole
bill, what is going TO become of those
subseryient Republican organs that
have already endorsed the Mckinley
bill 90 the sum and substance Of all
human wisdomp We have such an
organ In Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

In speaking OF the new tariff bill the
New York World Of yesterday well
says Among the changes are lncreas-
es in the duties on clothing from 81 TO
"a per cent, on cheap woollen shawls
from 81 TO 1856, on knit woollen goods
from "a TO 1876, on blankets and ilannels
from 90 TO 1l0 and on tin plate from 81
tO "A per cent. There Is no clause In
the Mckinley bill which secures TO the
protected" worklngman any share In
the increased bountieH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
lnoonnumption 1nonrnblo 2

Read the following: Mr.. Q. II. Nor.
rs, Newark. Ark, says, "Was down
with absCeBs Of lungs, and friends ana
physicians pronounced me an incurnble
consumptive Began taking DR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bette and able 20
oversee the work on my farm. IL is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, o., says
"IIad it not been for DIR, Kings New
Discovery for Consumption 1 would
have died Of Lung Troubles. Was
given up by doctors. Am now in best
Of health" Try IL. Sample bottles
free az Durbrin, Wright n Co.'S. drug
store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

How can q protectionlst Congress
consistently vote away the peoples
money 10 aid the proposed Worlds
FairY The great object Of such an ex-
hlbtion is the promotion Of trade and
intercourse between nations, which
from the protectlonist point OF view ia
bad for this country. II the bill should
pass w0 would DO actually lining our
citizens for trading, and with the pro-
ceeds encourage them TO trade the more
JUSTICE"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

WirII the negroes and the old soldiers
out, about all that will be- left Of The G., o.,
=, In Indiana will be- memories Of hrokon
pledges, crisp new tw0-dollnr bills,
"blocln OF ilyOn aud u fear Of tho poniten.
tiAry,-- indianapolis Sentinel
In this district We have the same
"reminiscences, and the same dangers,
with added aggrayations Not only are
we threatened with dead loads OF Doodle
from the Quay.Caruegie gang; but the
lords OF the pottery (at East LlyerpOol)
who have Just secured additional booty
In the new tarlfl bill, will open the
golden flood gates OF their gratitude
upon us, and the sweet scented sugar
trust sharks, who have just pockeied ten
millions through aoight twist Of Major
Mcliinleys wrist, will sweoten the pur.
ity OF the ballot box with the sAcoharine
tributes Of their alteration. And added
10 this the brazen and battered bugle
OF q decayed and superanuated
preacher, will split our ears, from the
far.away flats Of the Potomac, with the
horrid walls Of an idolator, who has
abandoned The God Of the gospels 10
kiss the much fat fried buttockB OF the
tln.p plated god OF Protection All these
things make uB very sad still we ex
pect 10 survive the ordenl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

Nor long ago there was considerable
talk OF running Major Mckinley for
Congress In the C0lumbiana district,
Lately that talk has dropped out OF ex-
istenoe, Why this change In senti.
mentY We can account for II only on
the ground that the Major Is losing his
grip on the popular heart, since he sue.
oeeded In passing through the House
his oonglomeratlon Of ab0mina.
tlona, known 10 the Mckinley
tariff bill. The agricultural classes
IN Columblana, as elsewhere, do not
take kindly 10 The bill, and as o conse.
quonce the author is rapidly parting
with his old time popularity. The New
Lisbon Buckeye State, the Republican
organ of Columbiana county, In the 10.
sue Just 10 hand, Cditorlally puts both
feet down at once on the proposition
~ follows
Visionary schemes 10 form n com.
bination to nominate Mckinley OF
some other dark horse outside or ip.
side the district are not worthy Of con.
eideratlon, They are simply foolish.
neEs, which should not and Will not be
encouraged. Lot Jefferson county be
true 10 herself, and her reward will
come In due time"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
DYSPEPSIA.

Dyspepsia N that condition ofthe digestive
organs In which wonronot able 10 digest our
food properly and manufacture II into good
blood, Besides this greatest possible losa 10
the onyHem, tho patient ID troubled with the
inconvenience OF food roiilng away IN tho
stomach hnd bowels, causing pain, iiniulenoy,
heartburn, nausea, and a thousand and ono
other difficulties We might numo n we had
thn time and space, our very Hives depend
upon tho blood We make out of our food,
Good blood makes good body, poor blood
poor hodyiwhll5 diseased blood gives ua, 20
long 90 We carry II, a diseased condition Of
The body, ana there Ia no power 10 euro puy
disease except tiH through tho blood ~ the
blood makes our onilro body, 40 All repairs
como through the blood, ana We mover try 10
euro any disease without AZ tho anmo time
curing q dypcptlo condition firat n II oxlatA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat
can't sleep, can't think, can't do any.
thing 10 your satisfaction, and you
wonder what ails you, You should
heed the warning, you are taking The
nrst step into Nefv0us Prostitution
You need q Nerve Tonic and IN Eleo.
trio Bitters you will lnd tho exact rem.
edy for restoring your nervous system
20 Ito normal, healthy condition. Sur.
prlsing results follow the use Of this
great Nerve Tonic ana Alternative,
Your appetite returns, good digestion
Is restored, and the Liver and kldneyo
resume healthy action, Try q bottle,
Price SOC at Durbin, Wright " OoB
Drug Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

"BLAoK BEAUTY" his groom and
companions is a llrat.cags horse tale,
(not n horses tail J published In Boston,
lt ls called the Uncle Toms Cabin Of
the horse. 1he book contains two hun.
dred and sixty pages, aud over 100000
copies have been already sold In Eng,
land. Mr.. Angel wishes 10 give away
Thousands of copies of this book. He
would like TO put II into every home,
every workshop, aud every school In
this country, and ho would like 10
make o free gift Of IL 10 every man and
boy In the universe, For this book
write George 4. Angel, 10 MIX street
Boston, Mass,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
rnn pnoAY or gnn O. ). snn AEm.
Why Not Abolish the Whole business
(Prom the OhIeago Herald, ind)

why MOI Aboilhh tho Wh"iN NNAN"N'N'
lProm the chicago Herald ihd)
Ths United States Senate must be
popularized or the government OF the
people will not endure. Devised AZ the
beginning as body In which States
we're 10 DO represented, as an organize,
tlon OF wise and good men Who would
aOlemnly weigh all measures coming
before them and conservative force
Ia a government remarkable for ita
checks and balances, II has oeahea 10
hold Ia tho Federal system tho place
that was assigned 10 10, Many OF its
members represent States no longer
They notOriOuHly represent railroads,
mines, forests, mills and commercial
combinations, Elected by the use OF
money they do not recognize any pop
ular authority, They stand deliantly
for monopoly and privilege, Instead
OF being an organization or wise ana
conservative mon, the Senate Is aa a
whole a body OF violent partlsans, i'm.
pudent mOney'baga aud apbserYient
tools OF the Tlnga and combines that
OppreAf the people. The need or pop
ularlzing that house 10 imperative
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
HOW 1s ru1e ron A polNrnnp

From the Philadelphia Tim0s Editorial, by Hon
Alex Mcclure Old Time Republican
II the Republicans shall confess their
absolute seryllity 10 banded monopoly
by passing the Mckinley bill, or one on
ite general lines, they must do II IN the
face Of the earnest protests Of the peo
pie Of oil parties and Of the protests OF
the ablest Republican journals Of the
land, aud thus deliberately invite over
whelming defeat In 1890 and 1892,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate

In pursuance Of An order of tho Probate Court OF
auction, on
Saturday, the 2Sth day Of June, 1890,
~ one O'Clock y, M. upon the promises tho follow.
Ing described real estate situate m tic county Of
also known ~ tho schoauwockcr place, on kadt
Tuaonfawhs street.
Appraised M $4,000 Terms OF Raloi Ono.half In
hAnd and tho balance IN ono year from day 0f eaiu
with Interests payment " bo secured by mortgage
JOHN d. MtCHENER.
Administrator of uOllulh BchnAu.
wockor, deceased
May gsth 1900 .g0hw.dot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

THE North American Review for
June is on our table. The leading ar.
ticle is by Chas. stuart Parnell Speak
or Reed contributes political sketch
on the Federal Control of Elections.
Mrs John Sherwood talks Of Ameri.
can Girls in Europe The Hon. VIM.
Mckinley writes for Protection. Sim
ole numbers 500; Sb per year. New
York
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
A onNsus INoIpnNp.

gut two cents tht agent said
for every one I enumefatol
New, what's your nAme my pretty maid,
And tell your age ana give II straight
The maiden blushed ana sweolly said
Not Tor two cents viii folAtcl
no any ocntus foprobalo,
My age, 20 now got up and got
Or you viii mud things not aeIonoi
Hut stop, iutt put me down uiyloen
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
puoklon,a Arnoa nalvo,

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

A new idea embraced In lIly's Cream
Balm. Catarrh is cured by cleansing
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

PROF. JAMES o. WAITE, of Geneva,
o., who made love 10 a number Of his
pupils became engaged 10 six OF them,
married one and fled, has been arrested
IN Michigan and taken back to Ohio.
He is stlll young man, but has six
wives, In different parts, A cell In the
pen awaits him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
Tim VmpmRANs Ar LIrpoLN's
HOMESTEAD,


" WNTT WWVWWTTT TTTTWWTTTI
,Wrlnkled aud hr0nled the battle heroes ltood,
There eTst relreatlng through The open door
The sad apostle OF hlgh brotherhood
Paced anguiahed hours across the humble n0ori
WIN mighty prophecies absorbed, o'er wrought
Win deep ioTebodlngs ana 0'er mastering thought
(Ihe panga OF mounting from tho common olod
No klngahlp, priesthood, fellowship with 0od)
o heroes, brothers, IN Tho same hlgh cause
Ofholer living ana Of godlIeF laws
The form 10 vanished aud tho footsteps elil
Hut from tho silence Llnooln's answers thrlli
peace freedom, lOVelN In All the worlds bea
needa,
Tho master stands tTanshgpred ln hid deeds
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
qnn nnNAgoaIAI aonooL.
How Ita Master Rules His Nau9hty urol


inH,
Speaker Reed was for many years q
school teacher and a highly aucoeaaful
one, too, II was then he acquired that
atolldity OF manner, that calm indiifer'
enoe 10 comment, that great objection
10 dlhOrder which mark him now. 10
ia amusing 10 notice the members OF
Congress- "play on" when doing some
thing contrary 10 the rules, and Reeds
eyeia upon them. Gen. hpinOla, whose
fayOflt0 fruit Ia the apple, has almost
ohOked himself In his efforts 10 conceal
the fact that he has been eating, just
because he has caught the Speakers
eye axed upon him with q look OF cold
dlapleaaure. Mr., Rife, the very c0rpu-
lent member from tho Fourteenth
Pennsylvania district, has almost burnt
his lingera 10 q crisp trying 70 extin-
gniah q cigar he had been anrreptiOusly
smoking IN q back seat, ana merely for
the reason that Reed has shot q light
ming glance Rife's way.--Cor Pitts
burg Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
orFnNaIyp onNaUa aunaTIoNa.

The following letter appears In
Frank l,ealie'a illustrated newspaper
this week.
New YORK, May 20, 1890,
10 the Editor OF Frank Lehlle'a Illus
trated Newspaper
IL would give me pleasure 10 render
you q service, and II there were room
for sven short article on the subject
you mentlOn-the right OF census
enumeratora TO queatlon persons aa TO
their diseases and debta-l would CON
tribute II. { But there Ia no such room
Congress has no power 10 pass any law,
unlesa II be expressly authorized by the
Federal Constitution or plainly implied,
The power expressed In respect OF
enumeration ia 10 cause an 'actual
enumeration" OF the persons 10 be rep
resented IN the Lower House, which
remuneration" 10 TO, be made "in such
manner aa Congress may "by law dl'
rect" Now the Constitution has not
expressly authorized Congress 70 In
Qulre into the diseases OF the people or
the amount ana nature OF their deDiai
and inasmuch aB the apportl0nment OF
Representatives cannot bo effected by
the diseases or debts of their conatitu'
enla, the power 10 inquire into them 10
not implied In the power 10 enumer'
ate. A citizen iS 10 be taxed and rep
resented In Congress, Just 10 much when
no gr0ana under mortgage or the
gOut, as when he 10 whole In body and
purse,
do not soc what moro need be said
on the subject The claim Of power 10
too absurd 10 beSerlously argued, Very
truly yours,
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
Diseases of the Ear.

Few persons over nny or sixty years Of ogo
hear wen, and many badly, while numbers
ofyoung persons, especially chlldrcn, tuior
severely from deafness, numbers hear outoi
but ono eur and are OithCr not aware of 10 or
conceal H. Thousands nro unable 10 hold
social intercourse, 20 hear sermons, or oral
dlscoursoa ofany kind, und many moro pro
totally deaf Nine ont ofton suffering with
complete or partial deafness can bo curod,
Thogonoal advice Of Physicians "Lot the
ears alono, is the greatest mll0cy ana dolu'
sion, and h invariably the result OF lgnor
nnoo. Bolng conscious that he, the doctor,
does not understand tho delicate structure OF
Tho ctr, he stralghtway decides that no ono
liylnx does know anything about Il, AZ tho
Famo Time perhaps, ho noyOr has listened 20
lecture upon tho subject or glyon himself
tho slightest opportunity 10 know anything
oftho ear Tho proper plan IL thlG Go toa
physlcInn who makes this business n special.
~ and got his opinion Of the cnso, one pro.
pnrod with proper Instruments for opening
mp the car and looking directly into the dis
oasod structure. Listen 10 no discourage
mont until you hnyo reliable evidence that
you cnnnot be cured, Tho advice OF fOmlly
physician frequently 1stons the curse Of
deafness upon aomo mombor OF the fnmlly,
whilo In many cnsos tho ontro detect might
bo removed IN ono or two months, ana mo
quontly In ton minutes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

A piNNsYLvANfA Judge has just
given a declslon that entirely Dullilleg
he prohibition aud local option laws OF
pennsylyanla, 40 far aB selling liquor
In original packages Is concerned.