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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27
DO YOU KNOW


That you are buying direct from the distiller
when you send your erders 70 C. + Iippen-
cOtt, the old fashioned Whiskey house No
reetifying no cOmpOunding. but direct from
the "LIPPENcoTT DIsrILLERT.n situated al
Lippencott Post office, Greene county. Pa
which has always maintained lis reputation
Of making pure s10ds Oalg
Our mail order department gives prompt
attention to all orders, and at the prices We
offer our goods, makes our competitors en-
vi0us. We carry in stock the following we'll
known brands Of Rye Whiskies, in quarts.
gallons and barrels Lippencott's. OveTbOlt 5
Gibson, Gueksnheimer, Monongahela. Gravs.
etc. Also a full and complete stock OF
Wines, Brandies. Gins &c.
Write for Price Lit and s1gs money.
[. E. LIPPENcorT,
Distiller and Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
$50 smithfeld St, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27

DRUSKENNEss-LoUoR Habits ALL THi
woRLD THERE Is But oSE cuRn, DR. HAISEs'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
II can be given in a cup Of tea or cafiee witbou
the knowledge Of the person taking il e1ecting a
speedy and permanent cur e. whether the pa
Is moderate drinker or an alcoholic wrec
Thousands Of drnnkaris have been cured WHO
have taken the Solden specific in their coffee
without their Nledge. to-day believe they
quit drinking Of their own free will No harmful
effect results from its administration Cures guar
ahseed. send for circular and iull particulars.
address In confidence. GOLDEN SP-cIFIc Co., ISj
Race street Cincinnati o.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27

No one was ever corrected by a sar-
casn, bat ofsen driven further in he
same way. In teachins always be kind
and patient.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27
EPILEPSY OR FITS
Scientifically treated and posi- lively eureC
by never failing method.
PErTI nIcEACrc
RECTAL DISEASES

He also makes a speciality of all forms ot
Rectal Diseases, Piles-lEiernal and Exier.
nal, Itching and bleeding Kectsl Ulcers.
FIssuEes, Fistula-whieh are oflen taken for
Nervous and Lung Diseases. all cured II
taken in time. Remember We cure all form.
OF Piles without pain, interruption or deien-
ti0n from business and without the use OF
Knife, Jsnstie, Ligature, or Injection. Come
and be convinced.
PRIVATE DISEASES = Blood Poison.
Venereal Taint Geet, Structure. Seminal
Emissions, Loss of Sexual Power. Weakness
OF sexual Organs, want of Desire among sexes
whether irOm imprudent habits Of youth or
sexual habits of mature years. or any cause
that debihtafes the sexual functions. spees!i-
~ and permanently cured Consultation
free and strictly confidential. Absolute cures
guaranteed. No risks incurred. Correspon-
dence promptly answered, and medicines
sent free from observation 10 all parts Of the
United States.
To HIDDLE-AGED MEN.-Tbere are
nlany from the age of 50 to 90 who are troub-
led With frequent excavations of the bladder.
often aeeonpamed by slight burning or
smariiDg sensation, weakening the system
in manner HE patient cannot account for.
On examination of the urinary deposits a
rOpy sedinient VIII be found and soHetines
small particles of albGmen will appear. or
the color viii be a thin or niilkish hue.
again changing 10 dark or torpid sppear-
ance- There are many men who die of this
difficulty, ignorant of the cause
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27

Chapter Weak. tired. no appetite.
Chapter ,: Took Hoods sarsaparilla.
Chapter ;: Strongscheerful, hungry.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27
TIE CENCER EED TURR0R CAN BE
CURED WITHOUT TIE KNIFE.

To remove the cancer has
been sCmetniug that the medi-
cal profession have never iuaea
able ~ discover but al last
Or. Su'ineri has discovered a
remedy which, II applied viii
remove il In from G TO days.
There are 3 kinds Of Cancers.
namely: the ko-e Cancer. the
spider Cancer. Fissure Cancer.
the Bone Cancer and the Wolf
Cancer. here have been caSe-
wnere patients have paid sl5a
f1T a single prescription. but "a
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27
EAR TROUBLES ARE CURED

IN an astonishingly quick time. He will
relieve you ofall rusring kissing and ringing
noises, heayiness, itching pain, running 81
the ear. will close up hole in drum OF 80
years standing will insert Artificial Ear
Drums of his own invention, with astonish-
ingly gratifying results.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27
JOHN c. FINCH.
DEALER IN
Golden Wedding : HhSkies.
I4s Water Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.

OLDEST ESTABLISHED HOUSE N THECTTY.
" where nothing Dat pure goods arr put up.
strictly for fafnily and medicinal use. Moth
ing better Than Golden Wedding Next on the
lsl- quicken leimefs- fsray's Mouuu gahels Rye.
These gods are leading nrarils hraudies Gf
nestle also, Old Tom Fineh's Golden Wedding
81 for ful quart for g. Guekenheimer's. the
same MOn0agahela, $ per dozen Wines. s.
Der dozen, 6 fuT one half dozen Securely box
ed Also have in stock, GrEId.ather's Choice. at
= per gallon. Barrels a. special rates. 8-sQ1yr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27
LIFE OF EXPERIENCE.

The Doctor has bad whole hie OF study
and experience in his profession, and he en-
joys advantages that fall 10 the lot of but
few. After attending q flli course in The
medical colleges and graduating with high
est honors he was not content 10 stop there
but has since attended other colleges. and
several times reviewed the whole profession
has also Travelled extensively for the purpose
of improvement, having visited the best
Medical Colleges, Hospitals. Dispensaries.
EYE, EAR, LUsG and other medical and sur
gical instiiions on both continents travel
ing thousands of miles both by land and sea;
spending thousands of dollars; improving
every advantage within his command, and
deyoiing the best years of his life to become
THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR with his pro-
fession in all its branches.
CHRONIC DISEASES,
The Doctor treats no acute diseases, but
EYTMTM TTTON VNN con-,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27
s P sweitser. late OF Sand Pateh, has purchased
" THE AMERICAN HOUSE, ("
WRIT OF PARTITION.

To sarah NOught, intcrmarried with Freeman
Sanner. of Seaty 2. o. Marshall Co. Kas
You are hereby notified thar in pursuance OF !
Wit Of Partition issued cut Offhe Orphans Courl
OF somerset County. Pa and 10 me directed
wiii hold an inquest on the premises on the real
STATE Of william Foueht deceased. situate IN
BACK Twp Somerset County. Pa RockWooi
roraiigl- and the town 4 Gasselmas same Co
on Friday. the i2th day Of September. 10. when
anu where you can atiend If you think proper
july 3. Ise1 sherif
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27

al@lls ~ Aiegy iSth Street PiitSbg h
IA taacrz iur Pa Cancer on the
yearx. t-qas, fI,rre vears
II. ArrnbrvsI weaver's 0ld sand. Eesrsnore-
iaaa cf'if.fg. cailocr q leg. wears Mrs Siereiy
calacef on womb. 6 months q Rofifis.sn street
AueEneny Cny. I q. Adam Blark. cancer on lin
St0ne station. Beaver county Pa M. Werner
cancer on ret'tuia. 81 {bth si Pittsburgh Pa
M Apler. cancer on nose, Fraakssoxn Avenue
r. Z fittsDargh, Pa Xrs- Fors.eH- Coal Mining
,nsi9ale County. Pa. cxaoer " shoulder years
NJ hoiA. corner Of S5ih s. and Penn Ave can
81 OF ehfek year. MfS Horn, Hang street
A4ltRheny cancer on cheek syrS Nm stewart
- SEaee n. Fittshurg caucer Of llor,b , vfarS
NJ > Kelly. Nesf PsttsburEh street. GFeensburK
-, tlulor on nnse, yeara Nh. Stevenson IS
rAsk ~ Allegheny. tslrnor 90 forehead IS years
afs- q, Aohce. 6117 Shakespeare street r =
t.ltspeEgn. cancer Of hresst ye.rs Mrz. Beg
HANS cancer o. breast years Mrs Muller. ran
ceI q breast years- 3ir Henndfe can4'er Of
womb, YEAR. Nh. Hefant cancer of womb. ?
yeAfs Nrs Langnof. cancer Of Nomb. ! wear
~ waiver. fefter q eczema 80 years Nh
Egar, taElcer Of breast. 2 yoxrs
= ne also removes the dangerous tapegorrp In
ron . honrS. and has 80 specimens ~ them
n as eiice- he also cures tcttar and cor,ulaisfs
y The kloncys. odd SORES and rheumatism and All
skin and blood diseases. =
DIR. G. STEIyERT.
% SEVENTH AvESrE PITTSBURGH. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27

More failures are to he attributed to eff
orts misdirected, than to the want of fex-
ortion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27
DISEASES OF WOMEN

Such as have baffled the skill of all other
physicians and remedies, quickly cured
Cancers, tumors, fibroid and polypoid crowd
cured without the use of the knife or cAus.
tics. No cutting, no pain. no danger
Small Tumors, Cancers. Warts. Moles. etc.
Removed without acids knife. pain
or scar. New method. Eleciroysis
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-08-27
SOMERSET HOUSE, SOMERSET, ON
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. AUGUST 29TH AND BOTH

give patients and others who in need
treatment opportunity consult this distinguished physi
cian whose duties the Institute will permit only monthly
visits % community.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

WICHITA, Kan, Feb. N,-lapeelal,l-
Gray county, Ia this state, Il greatly Ga
cited over the revival OF hoalillles between
Cimarron and ingalls, two rival towns
The trouble arose over the location of q
new sugar mill, for which twenty-five
thousand dollars worth Of county bonds
was voted, II was TO be located az ingalls,,
anil Cimarron served an injunction
When tho case was 70 DO
tried yesterday q, ~, Gregory, lawyer,
who appeared for Clmmaron waspounced
upon BY mob from lngalla aud forced
10 withdraw tho suit, Gregory then went
TO Clmmaron and raised an armed mob Of
sixty men who marched on lngalla, The
lnRalla people formed In line and u battle
ensued, When firing ceased i was found
that Billy Allen Worth OF The ingalls, par
~ was killed, while Tom Bald and i've
Others OF the lngalle men we're more or
leaa seriously wounded, -Four Clmmaron
mon are also wounded, CImmaron'a
force returned home for relnforeemenia,
and hohtllitlea will shortly be resumed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
LATEST FROM NAvARRR.
Burglars IN Town.-.Hlntemaster Again In
Limbo.-.Ho ia Evidently Very Much
Domoralised,

Especial Correspondence
Navarro, o., Mar. Q,
Our township trustees are having their
annual settlement to-day. They are busy
settling the accounts OF tbs rond super.
visors and other BILLS against tho town
Zip.
Martin property In East Navarro, just
north OF the q, O. a s. railroad. He In.
tends 10 make somo extensive repairs be-
fore he will occupy the building.
Last Fright night our town was again
visited by burglars for the first time with
In year. An entrance was effected nj
the Wheeling q Lake Eric depot, whore
tho thieves proceeded 10 break open ov.
cry drawer that had lock on, without
getting anything for their trouble. Tho
next place visited was Matt Sistorhou'e
restaurant, An entrance was gained at
the back kitchen door, which led them
through the kitchen into the saloon room.
There they helped themselves 70 some
cigars, but before leaving they broke open
the money I'LL which, however, was
sleeps Just above the saloon,
heard the burglars by this time, who after
finding out that there was somebody
awake In the house, beat n hasty retreat.
From there Il IL thought that they went 20
tho residence Of James Blddlc, where
they attempted 10 cut ont the glass OF one
OF the windows near the fastening. The
breaking Of the glass awoko Mrs. Blddlo
Gt the time who was alone In the building
with her three children, In getting out OF
bed she made some noise which frighten-
cd the burglars away. They got but little
plnndor In Navarro.
A letter was received few days ago by
Marshall Stahl from the chief OF police Of
Toledo, stating that one by name OF ". II.
llntsmastcr was arrested there for bur-
glarizlng country school house near
Toledo, from which he stole rubber boots,
shawls, musical instruments and "a lot OF
other articles, and sold them at spawn
shop whoro they were discovered. 1tap.
pears by the above that this mono other
than our u. Il, Zintsmastor, who was
township treasurer OF Bethlehem town.
ship, and the proprietor Of dry goods
store In our town, but who latoly met
with the misfortune which has already
been published, OF using nll tho township
fundp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
a SHORT WAR LYRIC.
The Man VINO Deserted From Joe Hook.
or'n aoth Corpu.

The Man VINO Deserted From Joe Hook.
or'n 2oth Corps.
'Twaa In 'Og, IN those war days galore,
That young man who served In tho 9,lrd oorpa
Concluded To veteran year or two more,
And ~ he had fought aomo battles before,
lie ala not fear dAugcr-at least 10 no tworol
Aud NO ho went out IN Joe llookort old oorps
Way down In Georgia he went TO tho door
ora planter 10 gorge his stomach somo moro
Whcn bloodhound Jumped NJ him and ruth.
lcsyly tore
Tho calf Of his leg, 40 that bleeding In gore,
lie ellmplng went back 70 tho camp OF corpa,
with ha leg, NJ well 10 his clothes, badly tore
Which caused him his soldier llfo TO dopore
And 10 call up the sweet dowy memories Of yoro,
Whom ho went 10 school, with o glrl ~ adore
And had awoot time, and gathered aomv lore,
And M ulght slept At homo, In the old country
store
Thon hu heart, llho hla log got awfully sore
Aud no made up hla mind 10 soldier no mofol
Then no picked up his traps aud his body ho bore.
With his hayoraaok nllod with commlsanry store,
TO tho home which he left In the bright dAn OF
yorc--
Right home 10 his ma and tho old country store.
And now his three orphans are sick aud heartaore,
For hla name haa been borno for years full sooro
AZ do,crtor from Hookor's old 90th oorpsl
ARTHUR BNohpLKaosrrR
Canton, o., February w.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
CANTON MUD.
Aftor Walt whitman.

After wall whitman.
celebrate mud Canton mud
|, Tho apoH VI mud
Who know what mud 10
And have tested A.
hnd that permeAea. plasler ana pfop0gAlss,
Mud that geia IN your eyes aud your half,
That ifeae0ea your nno new umbrella
That tplAttefa your boolh and your pants,
Aud makes haaI6eh on your shirt f0m
Mud IN tho streets aud The alleya.
In The highway tho bywAYa ana public aquAfesl
hud In the hillaand the hOllowa.
on the rubber Ahd soglea Of the people IN ihe hOl
lowa
Succeed on tho wagon wheel, and cart whsshl
ON the orange wagon, where the little boy soils
Orhngos
ON the henooop that tho farmer brings hla hens I'M
On tho hog peni whether Tho hoRs are In lhom or
mott
spaucIlns The tors ef bugglos and carriages.
Ana twisting on iho wheels Of coal wagons crossing
the CUTTERS
Freioolng the fronts ofdfy goods Hofoa
where pfet'y mlnrs are uet w IN tho wlndowi
Tho lightning rod poles and the hltchlug posts,
And tho Indian chief In front Of the tobacco store
whtn the milimin ID on hla rounds
ilo miSeA mAsllo mud with the water In his oAnai
Ana 'he muhge grinder turnIng his machine,
pausoa bfiimca
10 deiormmu which II dog aud which Il mtd In hs
iron tub,
And the drayman, seated on hls dray. locks down In
dreamy dlnmay
no hndthe oolmlo oauao Of Nil created thing,
Etched upon the nRe-frlngcd edglng Of HE cream
oolored oravat
Mud, mud, mud
MAD IN tho heart OF Ohio
In the city of Canton,
In the hub OF tho uhlyerael
Lot me stand on tho hou,otopa and yawp 10 the
world OF mud,
10 the bellies aud boau1 going 10 the Opera IIouael
TO the crowds on the corners that do oongregatA.
Walk not With mlnong steps aud thrust out lima
Ana eyes thal sweep tho stars and oglo tho stupid
man In the moon,
For are 70 not All mud, even ~ ann
celebrate mud
Canton mudl
PAlpAblo, persistent, unpfejudlood mud.
Covering alike the juat aud the unjuat
Uhoonhnod
uncontrolAble
Uniyofaal
Tho prehistoric proioplatm Of germs occult
The primitive man,
Ere no INST began
The end 10 which We arc all grAtllatlng,
VIII w me down In tho gutter With Darwin and
rumlnAtol
Canton, march, 1. Pnit.o \, Orniu.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
BIO CLAIMS ALLOWED.

An Assessment OF Thirty Por Cont. 10 bo
Made on Policy Holders IN tho Canton
Mutual,
Tho Canton Mutual Fire Insurance
company IL thing OF the past Some
time ago u receiver for the company was
appointed by the court. Several actions
were recently brought against tho COM
pany for damages which had been iucur-
rcd from loss by fire by firms holding
policies In this company. Tho cases were
heard yesterday by Judge Taylor aud the
following claims allowed, with provis-
lon that an assessment OF 10 per
cent be made upon oil poll
oy h oldcra 10 meet tho losses,
The Wlnona Lumber Co, Of Minnesota,
Mimi, for Ss5s5, tho Wauaon Lumber
Co, OF Wauson, Wis, for S2,3S2,l7; the
William Listman Lumber Co., OF Mlchi-
gan, for S2,2l5,95; John Paul, OF this
county, sl,0i0,06, the Empire Lumber Co.,
OF Wisconsin, for s2,2Hd0; also the sums
OF 9g77iG 10 w. II. Clark and S773,l3 TO
John II. Clark for services performed by
them na officers Of the organization. This
will close up tho business OF the company
and will require trouble TO collect the
heavy assessment made upon these policy
hDllprg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

I read IN your papers The newa Of The dAy
Some topics are drg, some old ana some gaT,
Hut for now subject that's NOT 600 much skinned
! viii take w NY pen 70 write about Wind
Politicians leli us of tiTihs, TOO high
witch We swAlIow win greed llke a boarding
house piei
nut when Of all schemes aud lice ltsi been
thiuntd
We hnd II consists pretty much Of Stale wind
Tho newspapers, 700, come IN Tor share.
WIN sensational news they puil much Wild hair,
Ana We mud 10 our sorrow, agaln they have hinned
ny giving tho publo large dose Of wind
You 20 10 tho preacher, he'll touch up Anllfsl
fof ln pleas matters no has plenty Of aifil
iie wlllseAre you perhaps on howyou have alnnsdl
Ana likely ~ not 'twlll not all be Wind
our e1unollmen lo q wise tel VI men,
Who meet and make laws Tor the city, aud theA
40 Ihe banquet adjourn, whore lhe tables are
thlnned
We look Tor wise AcA aud and them thin wind
Ana 10 you viii mud ~ you tumble through life,
That most all yol hear IN the tafinoii aud strife.
That blows through your whilkep until thsY are
thlnned
II made ~ Of lhfro'fourlhs pressure Of wind
Canton, Feb sf NJ, TRopo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
Saturday, tho 18Th day OF March, 1850,
BHHRIFF BALE.

ghio National hAnk on -, order o. sAle
iiichRid h. Webb stAl Fisss 0oaft
ny virtue Of Al order Of sale, Issued by
~ no clerk oi tie court Of common pleas N HlAfk
Co. o., IN the above ArtlOn aud 10 mo directed viii
pneT lot sale ~ public 0ulofy on Inc pfsialIas
~ he elt OF Alliance, on
saturday, the Sth day OF March, 1890.
the following described lands and tenemsnta 10.
VII hlluhlsi Aid belng known A. lot number
Ance, county ~ hIAtk aud state Of Ohla, eKoept
ANY feet on the north end VI hAid ot aud hily (b1l
feet un the west aldo thereof,
Aso lhe following deseripea lot. situated IN ths
An known 30 lOt nnmbef ulHhti -nne llh) IN lies
teft addition 70 he iown, nov elty of AllAuee,
Also lhe following described lot SITUATED ~ the
eliy Of Alllpnrr, o0un1 ~ stark ana hAin OF Ohio
and tnown "a lvl number two hundred aud hftY
itbp) M fuetefn, iAmb0fn Goa addition 70 the
town nov Guy u Alllan p A. the hAme 10 marked,
huinhtfed Ann distinguished nn tho recorded plat Of
said udd ton ~ tle Recorders once a. Canton Ohio,
except thlI (bO) foet on OF Tho Aou1n end of said
Also tho following described lot hltua,ed In INA
CITY VI Alliance county 0f stark and BlAlo Of Ohio
and known ~ lot nuuibHr iva hubdftd aud nfty Que
laail IL Testers lambofn a ,.ot addition 70 the
town, nov city ~ Alliance, "a tho hame ID married
nnmptful aud dlAtlnHllahed on tho recorded plat
o, said addition IN the Recorders once Al UAnlOa
one except thlfy tbO) feet on OF tho south oni oi
said lot,
.Iei No nine %, iiAlnss addition appraised Al
. No, ssghB.nins teo, Ils'Ior's addition. ~.
LOT No Two hundred ana hf,y (asO fabo,, reo.er
Lamb0tn a % . addition, appraised NJ t000
Lot No tao hundred aud nfty.une (ahD rootara
LAmhofn 90 q addition, AppiAl 'od NJ 500,
sale " commence ~ one O'Clock y. m. TornA
-. .. O.. gRIDEIL shsFla I
FoHpiEo A HARRIS. AuyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

Meyer OF Canton. Only the nearest relA-
lives and a few Of the mosl Intimate
friends were present, After ihe wedding
ceremony, hearty congratulations we're
extended 10 the newly married couple,
and all sat down 70 q most bountlful we'd
ding fehst, we'll beiitlnG the OCCASION
There was beautiful display Of iloVefh,
and number Of useful and beautiful
presenia we're made 10 bride and gro0lai
All united ln Wishing them happiness and
prosperity, Nj, and Mrs, taaiH Intend 70
lake up tlielr residence Ia Canton 10 tho
uear future,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

style for men, We think the century lhAl
eiansed has done someihlng Tor men pll
n there not still room for REFORM LoeA
stance George Warrington, with eaHeata,sS,
of soft white frllla down bis bosom, w
think OF those knee pIesehsa, a m'e, 'R,,eneh
author eercastloally exclaimed ln lste,lp-
ing himself "phey ahominably display
the long level OF space whore iiesll v hA,,
urally supposed 10 eElel, only 60 make ati.l hil
shse1ee of Ii painfully ylalble' Ihlh
would apply well 70 many. men oi our
time, Madame Miller ID, dlhplaylhs hsr
costly reform dresses hla nviuhu n,ira 9ai
Ia delighted audiences, who Innrh hulille
her ana her clothes, aud IL making nay
while the sun shlnea, Where is the man
reformer 10 reform manklndmore manly
Let ms have the issue 1T undivided wowu'
ers, yeries dIyided.sklrlh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

uoR aALi1--Farm Of forty ncres, situated IN Pike
Y township, seven miles aOuth OF Canton. nvo
miles northeast " Wayncebufg and ono milo from
railroad station has six acres Of good timber land,
nlnN rooms barn, aninmpf house, wood house. good
well and never failing spring orchard Of choico
fruit applea, peaches, pears cherries and grhpeul
terms, or exchange for city property inquire Of
William Muhe, NO. ifB Prospect ayonuo, or Grant
WLAlblin, NO. west seventh st fuboO.hw'u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

Tho following ltom has boen going tho
rounds OF the press, and M our druggists,
Durbin, Wright a Co. and L. Sollman,
handle the goods, II may interest our
renders;
Having had occaslon 10 uso Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, II gives mo pleas.
ure 10 state that found II 70 be The best
medicine for q cough that ever used In
fact. II cured mo OF cough that had haf-
fled several other cough hmodicinos--N II.
BURNETT, AtaliBsa, Iowa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
THE MAJORS PLAN.
Ho WIN Hun For oongTonsin in uolumbiana
without Moving over There.
u,lain Dohior Specially

nv w IA Auh wv 0ehhfVh"hh NRfNh'Ns"'"
without Moving over There.
(rlain Dealer specially
WASHINGTON, Fob. 20,-Repreaentatiye
Mckinley told Congressman Williams OF
Troy to-day, speaking OF his announce
mont that ho did not contemplate romoy-
ing his residence 10 Columblana county,
that that was unnecessary anyway, an he
could run for Congress- In that district
without changing his residence, Dymany
this 10 construed 70 mean that the major
win try 10 initiate tho syBlem In vogue In
New York City, whore candidates for Con-
gross frequently run In diatrlctg In which
they do not 1.-Two. However, Major Mo
Kinloy's outppoken opposition 70 the anti.
gerrymanderlng hill, referred 70 In these
dispatches Monday night, Ia believed 70 bo
convincing proof Chat he rather courts tho
idea OF being lcglslatod out Of Congress.
His close friends here believe that tho
major would prefer running for Governor
IN 1891 10 occupying a secondary positionin
tho minority OF tho Hoor Of the House.
Tbcy seom TO Imagine that his election
would bo sure 10 follow, and that after
brilliant and euccossful cnnvaeg against
Governor Campbell nothingcould prevent
tho Republican party nominating him FOR
president year later.