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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
soulh Amerloa'a I'ampero,

A strange natural phenomenon ID tho pam
pero, a South American storm wind, II h
thus deaoribedl A light breeze had been
blowing from tho northeast, but hnd steadily
increased IN force and brought with II tho
heated air OF tho tropics, which, passing over
treeeaa pampa country exposed 10 the
burning aun rays Of u clear sky, % warns Lp
tho atmosphere on the shores Of tho Rio do Ia
Plata that 10 effect upon human beings Ia OK
oeedIngly bad This state Of things generally
lasts for n week or longer, until tho atiling
heat beoomea unhearable and tho inhabitants
arc eoen resting Ia grass hammoeka or lying
on bare iloora, incapable OF eHertlon,
However, rellef 10 close AZ hand, A little
cloud "no bigger than mans handn IL first
seen 70 rise above the water, then tho heavens
grow black with clouds, aud tho battle OF op-
posing winds begIna Tho pamporo advances
with Ia artillery we'll In front, forl,od ileahea
OF vivid lightning, followed by peali Of thun.
der, bear down upon tho foo, who, quito up
10 tho moment Of attack, Ii llorcey dIaohArR.
Ing ts fiery breath on tho surrounding ro,
gIona The lnhabtanta now climb on tho
azorteaa, or Nat roofa, TO watch the struggle
and 10 ho the llrat 10 participate In the do
lIcloua roiof brought by tho pampero to their
feyered bodies
Far out on the river curious sight may
DO neon; tho oppodng waves, raiaod by tho
rival winds, meet like a rush Of cavalry Ia
Wild caroor, their white horses with foamlng
croats dash themselves against each other aud
eond clouds Of dazzling spray high Ia tho air;
this, being backed by an inky sky, rondord tho
scene most imposing, Gradually tho north
easter glyoa way, followed closely by Ia ono'
my, the pamporo, which throws out sl,lrmlah-
Ing currents Of leo cold wind In advance OF
IL final onslaught Thon comos tho roar Of
the elemonla, and dougo such M no ono
would willingly encounter and cooler wealth
or IL established for tho timo being, -Cloyo-
land Herald,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
INCREASED ATTENDANCE
At tho Mootinga Of Evangelist Yatman--
What Was Baid and Done.

Az tho Mootinga Of Evangelist Yntman.-.
What Was Said and Done.
Increased attendance NJ both the meet
ings yesterday was the order OF tho day,
There will bc but ono more Bible Talk
that will bc open to the public, ns the af-
tornoon meetings to-day and tomorrow
will bo for women only Yesterday after
noon the address was on "llow 10 study
the Bible by character.n Mr.. Yotmnn
took up the characters OF Epophroditus
and Johosaphot, drawing from them los
sons for every day life.
AZ night another large audience nssem-
bled In the First M. 70. Church. Mr.. Ynt-
man announced that the sermon would be
IN three parts; the Scripture, the song
and the application. Rev. j. N. Field
read from the ilfieonth OF Luke, the story
Of the Prodignl Then Miss Althouse sang
"Coming Today after which Mr.. Yat-
could yet, "Como.n "Ihe scripture gives
three invitations to come. Come out,
como In, come up.n He spoke for about
half an hour dwelling mostly upon the
nrst two "comesn Then he announced
that the meeting was going 10 be different
from any they had had 30 far. No after
meeting was hold, but tho ~ willn cards
THAT had been distributed early In tho
ovonlng) were collected. After this he
announced that they were going TO have a
good social timc for half an hour and that
no ono was At liberty 20 leave until he had
shaken hands with iiftecn people. They
went at II u little tmidly az first, but In
about Ave minutes they were Shaking
hands because they enjoyed II, and faces
that are wont TO be very solemn gradually
thawed out in smiles and finally spread
IN laughing, and those who started In 10
shake hands and escape changed their
minds and stayed until The jnnitor began
were added 70 the list OF those who have
signed cards expressive OF their doterinin-
alton 10 lead Christian lives,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

There II new phase to the poaloiiloe
trouble,
In addition 10 the Republican oandl-
dates aud their friends feeling lneensed
over the proposed delay In hllng the Of
fee, II II given on good authority that
Senator Quay Of Pennsylvania has taken
hand Ia tho contest
This latter information has been aeour-
ed as q result of a strong effort 10 learn
the strength Of George Melllnger In this
contest, That candidate has absolutely
refused to be interviewed any further than
to state that he In a candidate for the
postoiiice,
Although Melllnger has been 80 close
mouihcd "a part Of hlH backing has boon
learned, Il N Senator Quay,
ltappeara that years ago whom Mellln
aer was In the railway mail service he
met Matt Quay and warm friendship
aprang up. While wording between Pitts
burg aud Cr0aillne and Crehtllno and Chi,
eago Melinger resided ~ Beaver, Pao
Quay'a home, duat next door 10 him was
MelllngoFa old friend Ruttan, Quay'a
right bower This oemented still stronger
tho friendship between MollInger and
Quay,
II cannotho learned how Quay heard at
hla friends application for the poaloilloe
but nevertheless II IL learned that Quay
has promised MelllnRer his earnest sup
port, II must be admitted that this will
be strong factor In the latter'a favor,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
Aipy Have I'orlahod.
An nnanlrnilllr Klnht

DENVER, Jan. 20. I'D Smith, of Den.
vor, AMI Kosaler, of Montana, fought at
railroad station, about twenty-five
miles from here, The men were evenly
matched, and there was moro blood than
science about the fight In tho seventh
round the irienda OF tho combatanta
quarr0ld, the ropes were brokon down
and general Fight cnauod, whilo the
pugilista were rushed into the cars and
locked In, and finally all hands = prned
10 thlg CITY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
What Is the Remedy q?

There romcdy for all such cases You who depend buy
ing bottle patent medicine box Of pills caarrh
and liver &c know not what do you exercise good
sense expect well by such then had
best consult your regular family physician had you done tho
start before these conditions became chronic that might have done;
now, with chronic disease fastened YOU is probable
medicine If his remedies relieve but only temporary
relief Then what do who suffers from such chronic troubles
If he expects well he must exercise good sound common he
be willing make sacrifices, and avoid the pedposng
that caused the disease Then go good hospital medical institute
and take treatment until you WE'LL consult eminent Special
6 who makes exclusive speciality OF chronic and long standing dis
enses ike
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

Louis XVIII was indulgont toward all
shortcomings, with tho exception of disdain
Of gastronomic pleasures lilo camo near 10
disgrHcing the nuc d, Blacas on this score
"llow do you 1nd thissalniN asked tho king
ono day, MA fol, sire, / confess that Inovor
pay attention to what ont, "You make a
great mistake rcpied tho king, dryly "pCoI
pie should always pay attention 10 what they
eat and to what thoy say. n--San Francisco
Aroonnnt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
rrnde win Enalnnd 10 bo nostrIcted

LISBON. Jan. 2e. AT q meeting Of tho
Commercial association yesterday u was
resolved 10 restrict trade with England,
In consequence Of the boycott Of Eng
lish goods American, French and Gor.
nun commercial travellers are over
whelmod with orders, AZ Sctubok yes-
terday mob attacked the crew Of an
English ship and tho dock laborcrs who
were loading her and compelled thom 10
abandon their work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
ABiiok Worker.

n. j. rrodo, who has w. q. Myers In
charge, refuses 20 talk on the postollcc
affair, Tic says no likes TO keep his hand
In things political, and says his man IL ~
good IN tho othora, lie refugees to speak
about his candidates. strength, however,
Nick In good follow and one Of the best
wiro pullcrs the Republicans have In this
vicinity Ho works very quietly, but like
I'll, lac gets there On election days Tro.
do appears 10 be- everywhere NJ once AZ
tile last Congressional election tits known
that Nick had 38 Eronchmon naturalizod
and these and ovory man IN his employ
voted for the Major II IL said that Nick
ovon tried 10 vote his score or moro Of
horscs, but couldn't mako H. Whom II IL
known that Trodo has about all tho city
and country coal contracts, ono can ostl.
mato his working qualities
A Movo That Wlll Bring It's Sting
The candidates are greatly 0rousodovcr
the information that Congressman Nc
Klnlcy has decided TO postpone tho ap.
polntncnt OF a postmaster until after he
secs how the ro-dlstrloting results, Dur
ing this time, OF course, that capable Of
fetal, Postmaster Archlnal, will serve
Whnt works hard ON the candidates and
their friends IL the fact that the district
may not be changed for some time. The
lucky man s thus kept that long from his
prize. It's too bad-.--for the Republic
pnua
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
DOCTOR H. RUSSELL BURNER,

of Columbus Ohio and take his treatment and advice diet habit
exercise &c for number of months by which he tho
your disease your Blood and lease life,
you live many peacefully and happy free from disease and
pon Is this your Christian duy Do not this to your
family, to yourself, and to your GodY
DR. IT, RUSSELL BURNER has been visiting this county for long
time and has made many most wonderful and remarkable cures aud viii
continue make his regular visits every month for year moe and
if any member your family afflicted and him. and
you will never regret it, but thank God that you went
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
Rnmo nrnnh pinninin.

Androaux and Doerner, the great duct
pianists, will appear at the Tabernacle
Saturday evening" Among the American
pianists now prominently before the pub
lie, few have won o moro pronounced rec
ognition Of their abilities than Mr. Armn
W. Docrner, OF Cincinnati, q leading
member Of the faculty Of the College Of
Music OF that city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

II never fails 70 give satisfaction North,
South, East and West. Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup. 2b cents,
Mr.. II. G. Rigby of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society OF MY, states; That
he was cured of lumbago by Salvation
OIL, the pain cure,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
A NEW PHASE
IN the Contest For the POstoflice
This city,
Mellinser scores a Great Stroke


A Friend Of His For Many Years'''ilepub'
lioan Candidates Up In Arms Against
MCKINLEY over q Probable Postpone
ment Of the Appointment~'A slick
worker--Houssr Stands Well'-Win
Watt a Little While,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

u has now become well established fact
that wqstc water power can be converted
into electric energy, conveyed from 10 10
100 miles on a small copper wire in amounts
from 10 10 800 horse power, at cost not 10
exceed $1,000 pOr mile for the greater dis
TANGO and tho larger power. Now York
TeleQrnu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
0uow to ouro VII sltln Diaoasoa,'

Simply apply "SwAyNE's OINTMENT"
No Internal medicine required. Cures
totter, eczema, Itch, all cruptioua on the
face, hands, nose, &C., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. lts great honl-
ing and curative powers nrc possessed by
no other remedy, Ask your druggist fof
SwAYNE'B OINTMENT, T-1Ns
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

The blood Is the source OF health. Keep
II pure by taking Hoods Sarsapartlla,
which 10 peculiar in It's cuartive power
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

The system has become ORDER probably little by c the stomach
has encbd the liver torpid and the kidneys and bowels slug
gs producing bad blood and impaired nervous system slowly but
you passing from ealp chronic diseased condition. from
quick and life slow but death WILL YOU NEGLECT
LONGER THIS IMPORTANT MATTERY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
SHERIFF SALE.

A. J, illnoman vondl Exponas,
Va, Y stark County Common
rhnlp camp Pleas court
Ny virtue Of q yond Exponm issued by tho clerk
OF tho court Of common ploaa OF Stark county o. IN
tho above action and W mo directed, win 0Ifor FOR
sale NJ public outcty, ON the promises Of Philip
Camp, In sugar Creek township on
Saturday, the lst day of Feb, 1890,
tile following described personal property viz 10
acres OF wheat IN the ground, bay mare, Ono hay
elevator rgpo and pulley champion mower and
reaper TOP buggy open buggy 1000 bushels corn
m We crib, 70 tons hay m now once furniture,
wANon anu DuHRy hnfiioas, wagon, rlow and corn
pDw, ThumAg hhy rake 900 husholA oats f0ed
trough walor tank LOT OF soft corn IN barn, lot OF
lnmpgor " ahedL tlaoher plano, NJ the property Of
Phnlp camp. The undivided half OF ton acres OF
wheat v ground az tho property OF Alexander
Camp. -Four cows, one holfcr, ak shotos ~ the
property OF Elmer E. Damp
sale 70 commence at 1 O'Clock D. M Terms cash
0. A. KRIDER, Bhorih
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
neunor'a eoldlor Reoord Good.

jeff, houaor Is now being strongly
backed by old soldiers, They say ho has
the boat soldier record Of any Of the can
dldatca. lie went out 10 the war na
Starl, county boy, aud stayed until the
last rebel surrendered. That he was shot
twice In battle, and has never asked for u
pension, There IL q strong feeling that u
soldier IL to have the Office, that he
should be- the one with the best record,
and that JoG. Houscr is the man. ono
old soldier remarked last evening that II
would be u shame TO appoint some dress
parade soldier over such q man oa jeff.
Uouaer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

DO you have painsobout the chest and sides and some
,tincs in the booky
DO you feel dull and sleepy
Does your mouth have bad taste, especially in tho
morning. Is there sort Of sticky slime collects about
the toethy Is your appetite poor
Is there feeling like q heavy load on the stomach,
sometimes faint all.gonc sensation at the pit of tho
stomach, which food does not satis5
Are your eyes snken? Do your hands and feet boz
come cold and commyy Have you dry coughi Do
you eSpecomte qccnish,coIorcd mattcr2 Are you
mecang, hawking and splitting all or part Of the timer
DO you feel tired all the while? Are YOU nervous,
irritable and gloomyy Do you have evil lorobodings? Is
there gddncss, sort Of whirlng sensation in the head
when rising up suddenly?
DO your bowels become costiyey Is your skin dry
and hot at times! Is your blood thick and sagnant2
Are the whites Of your eyes tngod with yellow? Is your
urine scany aud high coorcd? Does il deposit a sodi-
mont after standing? Do you frequently spit up your
food, sometimes with sour taste and sometimes with
sweet! Is this frequently attended with papon Of the
heart Has your vision become impaired Are there
spots before the eyes Is there feeling Of great prostra--
ton and weakness?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
Won't be In Any Hurry.

A prominent Republican who 10 quite
intimate with Mckinley says no appoint
mont will be made until after II II seen
what sort Of Congressional district la
made. Mckinley expects to be put In q
new district, but h working through cor.
tain prominent Democrats, who are
friends Of his, for q close district, Ito
wants Mahonlng, Stark, Carroll and Tus-
carawaa, aud Senator llowolla has been
lmportunod not 10 make martyr out OF
Me, by putting him into u big Democratic
district Wcll " Mckinley Ii put Into o
strong Democratic district ho will make u
postmaster for Canton to please himself,
lie will appoint personal and political
friend probably w. X, Miller, but u he
gcta into u close district ho will want 10
pull every string, and he will appoint u
man for postmaster who can poll tho most
votes for him In the November election,
In this case neither Bradon nor Houser
will be appointed but the Office will prob.
ably 40 To Molllngcr, who Ia not only q
hustler himself, but he would whOck up
10 the campaign fund,
Hauuefsa Hoidier Heoord Good
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
NEARLY EVERYBODY

Suffers from pains less, Just read the abovGa
slowly aud carefully and see if YOU don't suffer with
ONE or MORE of the symptoms,
A groOt many persons write and Osk me what these
diseases are as described above, Wc in reply, would
say some doctors call it indigestion, dyspepsia,
sumpton; some say is cat0wh, bronchitis or asthma;
some say it is neuralgia, scotica heart disease
call IL oryspoos, scrofulo liver complaints kidney dis
cosos some call rhcumotsm lung a0cconsor constpa-
ton; some say il is malaria, nervous debility gout-
Call il whatever you like.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
HENRY WARD BEECHERS
TALK TO SICK PEOPLE!
Are You SSck?
TALK TO SICK PEOPLE !

DO have poinsobout the chest and sides and some
ines in the back
Dn vou feel dulI and slccnvy
The morning call., 1890-07-19

save for 1eetIng moment at DR.. Meadows
door; and now, when they shook handS III
friendly fashion, ana the wintry sunlight shone
in and lighted up Elsie's bright hair and fair face,
Arthur was daZZled by her youthful beauty, as
she was secretly chained with his handsome
eyes and tall stature.
The midday Iepast was prolonged by pleasant
chat, and Arthur was very ready TO accept MI
Maynard's cordial Invitation 10 "come again,
But as the days slipped by Elsle's father began
to regret his offer OF hospitality For ns ualr1E
child elsie was his only daughter) was evidently
unhappy, when, month later Aftlur baSloiu
left the neighborhOod.
" She has grown TO love MN; anu neT ,Han Sto
thought nothing of her further than as Iflehdly
acquaintance" unused The anxious latneI anu
/ cannot lay the blame at any other door tlan NY
ownl he paid her no particular aen oTI m nv
poor Elsie how wish she hau never sono INV
MOreham that night"
grieving very ely. Never TO have seen or
known Arthur would have been more dreadful
to her than TO have known and lost MN.
She was telling this one winter afternoon 10
her own heart, as she fingered in her fatners
lutte garden, when footstep sounded on the
gravel walk and lie who now hlled her whole
hef hands, holding them fast In bis, II lie cared
nothing for her? Elsie's own heart began 10
beat raptur0usly Tumultuously!
''Come into The wood with me, Elsie" Wills
pered lie. - have something 10 tell you which
l have Travelled beIe to-day expressly TO lel-
something have so lOnsed 10 whisper to you.
udlHuS Ou l-lSlC, hhHh shtai L w - W. SN'A
me away from you ~
But instead of sending him away" they
walked back hand-in-hand together ailer The
lapse OF Two or three hours, when night ana
darkness drove them to remember that Elsie s
father would wonder what had become OF her.
And so she accepted Arthur for her BRIDE
groom; and in the spring when the young couple
were welded, Esie's display of wedding presents
were so Brilliant that a local newspaper enuln-
Grated The list. For Lord HartOn offered bridal
gifts as well as the wealthy owner OF Pine Grove;
the latter desiring to testify his gratitude TO the
beautiful BRIDE for having been The means OF ill.,
IercepIing The designs Of a gang of housebreak-
eIs, who were captured behind the - big barn"
the evening when she first met him who was now
her bridegroom and her lile'S protector and joy.
The morning call., 1890-07-19
SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.
The Annual Institute Meeting
Will BE Held by Grades.

The monthly meeting of the principals of
the local public schools was held yesterday
afternoon in ODD Fellows Hall with Super
intendent of Schools Professor j. W.
Anderson in the chair.
The greater part of the afternoon was de-
voted to a lecture on drawing, both object
and freehand, by Miss Rebecca f. English,
an eX-teacher in the public schools and now
an nspecireSs of schools. Miss English at
length illustrated her remarks by designs
on the black board, sketching a large num-
Der of designs aud demonstrating the best
methods of producing them. The studies
on which she commented were for grades
above the second, and unless the accom-
panying figures on the blackboard could be
reproduced, would not he easy of cUmpre-
hensiOn in print.
SAIiss Bradford made a few comments
after Miss English had completed her ad-
dress indorsing Miss English's methods.
Superintendent Anderson requested the
principals Of schools to state in full their
reasons for Suspending pupils under their
control when reporting them to the Super
intendent, and also when the suspended
scholars returned TO their classes.
II was decided to continue the monthly
meetings of the principals, as the attend
ance is improving constantly, and re-
nevcd interest in the meetings evnced.
Inc Chairman stated that, according to
law, a yearly meeting of tine Teachers In
stitute would, as usual, be called, but that
instead OF having the teachers of all grades
meet in body, the gathering would be by
gtades-the teachers of the respective
grades meeting US several bodies, and not
as one. An adjournment was then taken.
The morning call., 1890-07-19
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT.
A Circular of Inform ton for Comrades
q & IL

A circular OF Informd ton Tor comrades
of the &. A. Il.
A circular has been issued from depart
ment headquarters of the G. A. r., in st.
AIMS building in this city, giving the
following information regarding the Ma
tiOnal Encampment at Boston:
The fare for The round trip TO attend The Ma
tiunal Encanpment, q. A. r.. at Boston, has been
liked S110 60 exclusive Of sleepers. The route
which The Commander and staff Will take is as
follows: Shasta route 10 Portland; Northern
Pacific TO Chicago; Michigan Central, New York
Central, and Boston aud Albany TO Boston.
- IL is designed 10 join The Commanders ill., Chief,
General Alger, at Detroit, aud accompany him
thence 10 Boston,. Passengers have choice of
returning Via same route, OF the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, from either Boston or New
York 10 Chicago. thence the Burlington route to
Denver, Denver and Rio Grande 10 Ogden, and
Southern Pacific (CentraD 10 California
The department Commander would be pleased
TO have the members of The ". X. c. and all G.
A. X. comrades who will visit Boston other
parts oil The East, as well as all who contemplate
al. an Eastern trip TINS year, accompany him over
The tain carrying The delegation from South
ern California viii leave Los Angeles July 31st
at 10 40 O'clock in tile evening, The train car
rying the Department Commander and staff VIII
leave San Fl ancscO August 1st at 8 o'clock in
The evening. The Southern California delega-
lion and those from Nevada Will Join The COM
mandeI's train at Sacramento proceeding thence
north together.
The Grand Army uniform will be worn by all
YUM ducS III hut ou the Gay Oh ID6 parade IN
Boston. Headquarters at Boston have been es-
tabshed at the Hotel Brunswick, corner OF
Boylston and Clarendon streets. Excursion
tickets Will be placed on sale July 31sl and
august LIST, good only OH trains leaving Los
Angeles July 31st and San Francisco July 31st
and August list. Tickets eastbound are good
Tor continuous passage Slop-over privileges
Will be allowed only on westbOuud trip. The
rates on Pullman cars will be: First-class cars,
81 Ter double berth each way; tourist cars,
50 DO tor double berth each way. q. A. X. ex.
curslon tickets can be. procured at, and will be
good frOm all Pacific Coast coupon ticket Offices,
and are good Oh all transcOntinenlal lines Con.
tribuliODs Of fruits, wines, etc, for the purpose
OF entert aiming those who visit Headquarters In
Boston are solicited. Have such contributions
marked q. A. X. Headquarters. care G. l..
Caruhers, Baggage Master S. Z. X. r. San
Francisco, and they Will be forwarded free OF
charge.