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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

Five thousand people attended tho
Youngstown races yesterday. There were
three events, the 2:3i trot being unnnlsh-
cd. There were two starters In tho year
old trot, ElyrianO by Elyria, and Jim Rid
die by Pilot Wilkes, Elyrania won In
straight heats, time 2:3sA, 2;37H, 2i86A.
The 2A0 pace was won by Subscriber,
Gray BAyard I'd, Markland ID and Bud
Onward ith; best time 2;2G.
There was good racing at Paris, KY,
yesterday, with three events. Tho 2:S0
pace was won by Shawhon by Twilight,
Minnie G. second, Sprague Wilkes Sd and
]. II, L. 4th. Best time 2;25A, Tho year
ling trot half mile heats was won by Dorf-
mark by Allendorf, in 1880, The 800 trot
was unfinished. Crescent by Belmont
won one heat In 2;35 and Notte u. by Jim
Irwin, two heats 2;2oN and 2;20A,
The racing opened at Springfield, Mass.
yesterday with two events. Soudan by
Combat won the $3.50 trot; Lucrota, End
Greenlight, 3rd; Dandy, 4th; bost tmo
2;22H, Stevie by kentucky Prince won
the 2;2O trot; Mollio j., end the Seer, Ord,
and Alcolyte, ath; best time 2;2OH,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
sATuRpAY,s RACES.
Some Rare Sport Promisod---IsntrioB In
tho Differont Classes.

Some Rare Sport Promisod---EntrioB In
tho Difforont Classes,
Tho races at the fair grounds Saturday
promise 10 bo we'll attended, and somo
raro sport may be expected. Tho first
race will DO tho 3.minuto trot. Tho on.
tries arc! Grey Billy, owned by Lew Mil
lor, Sorrol Rob, owned by w. NJ. Pierce I;
SohlitE, owned by w. Bartalott; Colonel
w., owned by G. A. Brobat
Tho next will bo the 1850 pace. Tho
entries are; Nellie Co owned by DR.,
Carnos; Sorrol Frank, k,ownod by u. Smith I;
Minnie H., owned by W, II. Bloomfield.
There will be special race for $50 u
aldo between George Douglas, owned by
W. u. Bloomfield, and Harry d., owned
by Edward j. Meyers.
Bud Crooke, record 2;l8A, owned by
Edward J. Meyer, will DO given an oxhi.
bitlon mile 20 boat the track record OF
1926.
There will be running race for horsoa
without u record. Tho ilrst race will bo
called at 800 sharp. Music by the City
band. Admission 10 cents. Ladies' free.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
THE FIRST CROW.
Vermont Republicans Suffer a Loss Of
$4,000 Votes.
A Phenomenal Gain OIL "a Members In tho
LeGislaturs-'one Republican sorrow
rreada Upon Another's Heels.

RUTLAND, w., Sept a,--0 a.m.-lspe-
elal l-Returna from 100 towns give Page,
(RepJ for Governor, O,sl6 majority over
Brigham (Dem,) Al the same ratio OF
loss In the remaining towns Page will have
thirteen thousand majority, a Democratic
gain OF 1900, The Democrats gain "a
members OF the Legislature, Vermont has
biennial elections, In 1888 the Republl-
can majority WAa 2s,iOl. The Demo-
Gratis claim that tho Force bin was ma
terlal factor.
Hon. Alexander Mcclure, In the Phlla-
delphla Times, on the day preceding the
election wrote aa follows
Vermont, the Republican star that never
helhl the only State Ia the Union that has
never defeated Republican candidate
for a State office or for Congress, will
elect Governor, a full complement OF
State oiiieera, Legislature and two Con-
greaamen today The vote OF the State
during the last ton years was 40 followsi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Rnu.hr. cnhil,n auooonnor.

Tho Catholic Knight, OF Cleveland, has
tho following item about the successor OF
Rev. Cahill, "Rov. Dennis ]. Stafford, d.
d., frat assistant at tho Cathedral FOR
some time, has boon appointed pastor Of
ST. Josoph's church, Masslllon, succeed
ing tho late Rev. j. Il. Cahill. DR.. Staf'
ford will resume charge OF the congroRa'
ton on Sunday week, September Z. The
MaasIllon congregation fcol proud OF this
appointment. Father Stafford Ia young,
active and most Eoaloua priest. Hts de.
parturo from Cleveland will bo regretted
by thousands, both by young and old,
Catholic and n-Cnthollc. To tho young
mon especially ho will bo n great loss,
Tho Catholic Knight wiahoa Rov. DIR. Stat
ford most auccosaful paatorato at Mas
alllon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
CASE or oYRus rREAsE.
Soldiers Ahk President Harrison 10 PaI
don Their Old oomrade.

Soldiers AJAX President Harrison 10 Par
.don Their Old oomrade,
The survivors Of the i26ih Regiment Of
O.V. 1. held a meeting NJ Bolivar, Ohio,
on Thursday, One hundred and ilfteen
veterans we're In attendance and tho oo'
caalon was one Of great interest and on
Ioyment. Among their proceedings, ao'
ton was taken In regard 70 the case OF
Captain Cyrus Breaae, and the following
resolutions were adopted, without one dis
aontlng voice,
After the resolutions were read, many
touching remarks were made by the COM
radea present, who we're closely and Init.
mAtely acquainted with him, upon his roo'
ord aa citizen and 40 n soldier In the late
war.
"WHEREAg, Cyrus Brease for ilmo
captain Of Co, II, OF the 10Th Regiment, o.,
v. |. was lately convicted and sentenced
Tor murder, Ia the u 81 court ~ Paris,
Tokaa,
And whereas wo know, some Of ua by
acquaintance, and others by reputation,
that he IN u man OF irreproachablo charac'
ter and kindly disposition, and whereas
iho teaiImony against him Of the substance
OF which we have been advised waa ono OF
weak and unsatisfactory character
Therefore,
RESOLVED, From his high character
and lnilrmlty Of the testimony we are ful.
ly satisfied that he IL wholly Innocent OF
the crime OF which he IN convicted
RESOLVED, That we most respectfully
petition the President 10 grant 70 him q
hull aud unconditional pardon, Ia which
prayer, we believe oil HIS ncqunintnncon,
and all those who lmpnrtially consider tho
testimony, would most freely Join, and we
have not heard Of any ono who has rofua'
cd 10 do no.
ALEX. PATTERSON, President,
PlltaburR, Pa.
RICHARD NETg, Secretary,
WAynOaburg, Ohio,
NJ. ,s., nl,L' A,,.,,at ON fuOn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

A strange marriage
A white woman weds a eolofeh man
without knowing his race,
Alter living tOQ6ther 1Ye years, hhe be'
COMES aware of ihe condition Of thingh,
and a sudden separation 10 tho result,
several Week6 ago there came V tlla
olty a family who took up Their Residence
al No, "a hasl Tenth street The family
oonaisted OF husband aud wife ana -four
children. They claimed 10 have come
from Dayton. The female head OF the
household gave her name 40 Madam
bl6ioher,
She inserted an advertisement 10 ihe
NEwB,DEMOpRAT, stating thhl size hailed
from hoAton, ana was q lehpwhel Guar
yOyant, born with veil, second hlHlih ele.
She claimed 10 be able 70 locate absent
friends, recover losses and unite ihe aepa'
rated,
ilhe result Of the advertisement was a
land office business, ah We market toI
gullible people IN Canton seems 70 be
good, With the proceeds OF lhe business
SHE supported the family, a., -.,
Five Years aQO ale married her present
husband, II wah the second marriage fof
both, he having three children aud she
one, Hls children are aged ", IA and II,
the younaeat boy ana the elder two,
girls, She has q boy " years OLD
Yesterday morning she received letter
which caused all the trouble, llaeOntentl
stated that Fletcher had Ethiopian blood
la hla veins, and 70 Use a common term
was "negro,h Fletcher - n cook by pro
feAalon and has been seeking employment
since he has been In the city,
Late yesterday afternoon he went 10 hlf
home and was told by the madam, 70 take
hls children and 20, She was naturally
very much excited and raised the neigh
borhOod, Her instructions 70 bleleheI
and his children became 20 loud that some
Of the nelghbora sent W police. headquar
lera. Oiileera Jacobs and Mpckley re-.
hp0nded, but aa Fletcher and his part OF
the family we're willing 10 leave, aud the
noise had hubalded, no arrests were nee'
eanary. II IN supposed Fletcher aud hlf
children went back 10 Dayton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
RneoRp or THE CANTON TRAoK.
The Fastest Pacing Record Ia eiab by
Borrel Billy--'Half Mile Running b2 i.a
neoondh,

The Fastest Pacing Record Ia aiab by
borrel niliy--.Haif Mile Running ba i.e
Seconds.
A NEwa'DfMOORAT reporter called upon
John Il. Kitsmlller this morning and wNa
kindly furnished by him the official record
OF the best time for pacing aud running
on the Canton track, aa copied from the
records OF the National Association,
In 1870 trottlng association was form
ed and for the first time became q mem.
ber Of the National Troltlng Association.
A 3 days meeting was held over the fair
ground track October 18th, 10Th and Goth.
Purses were given 10 the amount Of 81 ,O25,
On Wednesday, October 10Th for a 500
purse the Following paoerA were entered !
0eo, ~ smith, dalesbura, Ind, entered b r. sleepy
W W. I . sSo!. .qAlessurG w. entered gay ilaEIy,
4, Miller, New oomeutown o, entered Il sorISil
Cal weyI Meaalllon. e, Granger rote,
n, w Ells, MAaalllon, rg Dr john
Sorrel Billy, Bay Harry, Sleepy George
and Granger Pete started, The first heat
was won by Sorrel BILLY In 2,25H, Sleepy
=
ny Ath, The second heat was won by Sor.
rel Billy In $3.50, Hay Harry "a, Granger
Pete 8d and Sleepy George 4th.
During this heat tho nullly 10 which
Sleepy George was pacing broke down on
the short turn on the North East part OF
tho track, Sleepy George was leading
and would have won the heat had not tho
accident happened, In 1924 iat least. A now
driver lad 70 be put up behind Sleepy
George for the third heat ~ the driver,
George Smith, had been somewhat Injured
hy being thrown out The third heat
Sleepy George was driven by George
Whitney and the heat and the race was
won by Sorroll Billy, tlmo 2,25. AZ this
time the track was 10 feet over milo.
Judges OF the race were d. II. Smith, John
Patton and &. Barnes. On Thursday Oct.
Goth running race OF half mile heats best
two In three was won by Q. m. Crusader
by Imported Cruiser In the following
b2N and 90 aeoonda. Judges, Jacob Mont.
ser, II. j, Wheeler and John Patton.
The track NJ this time was 10 feet over
u milo, and q horse pacing tho track In
2,25 would 20 30 b9i-iO6O In ono second,
and that aamo apood over the track at tho
present tlmo (which la now 90 feet short
OF mllol Sorrol Billy would have paced
tho mile In 2,22M,
A horse going over this track Ct being
short In $3.50 Officially timed, will not get
record according 10 tho ruloa OF the
National Association, but II will bo q bar
against him and h0 can not compete In
slower classes than 2,30 thereafter, A
bar OF this kind against horse IN really
worse than u record, Tho Association
should tAko steps Immediately 10 mako
tho track full half mile,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
MABsLLoN AFFAIRS.
The Driving Club Raoes.--A oentsnarian
Dies.

$50 @aANAAk sAAh NANtufHHfN GnnNNnMllnn
Dies.
MAsgLLoN, Sept. 3,
The Maaalllon Driving Clup will open
their new track east Of town with mat
lneo next Friday afternoon. Races called
at2p. m. There will bo match pacing
race, purse 800, between Chris Kouth'a
gray geldng, Miss Doty, and Michael
Burke'A black mare, Miss Burke. The
following races will take places Horses
that never trotted In race, eight entries
throo-year.old trot, four entrlea, free.for-
all troL two entries, free-for.all pony
running race, i've entries. Admission %
cents.
Mrs, Bridget Morrison died last night
aged, her relatives think, about 100 years.
bunoral Friday morning al o O'Clock at
-, Joheph'A church, She leaves four chill.
lren, Mrs. Patrick Burke, Mrs, Burns,
John Morrison and Pat Morrison.
Another council meeting will be held on
friday evening, Tho water company this
morning turned of the water for many
citizens who refused 10 pay what they
thought oxorbltant rates.
John Boorner, a young man employed
w WV AhHhlAAbl taNhHtMNIf AO'N MOIkNt
Rot tlngor into some machinery Monday
afternoon II was Injured 80 badly II had
10 DO amputated.
Miss Katie Turloy OF BIndlay, who has
been the guest Of Miss Eugonla Sheploy,
has left for Allegheny,
Agent Edgar OF the w. Il l.. E. has no.
turned from n vacation spent In Sidney,
Ohio.
Work on taking out tho acaifolding In
the German Catholic church has begun.
Little Nugget NJ the opera house Fri
day evening
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
THE VERMONT SLUMP.
II Produces an tmpronaion In Washing.
ton-.somothlng About smyser.

II Produces an tmprenaion In Washing
ton-'Somothing About smyBer.
WAsHINoroN, Sept. 8,-ISpoclal. THE
tremendous slump In the Republican vote
In Vermont Ia paralyzing, Flags adorn
the desks OF Democrats, An Off year IL
the only apology offered, but II Ia not an
of year. Tho ticket was noxt In import
anco TO the presidential, and included two
Congroaamon, all the Legislature and Gov.
ernor, II 10 accepted aa deliberate pro.
test against the arbitrary conduct OF tho
Speaker, and llatannouncomont against
the Force bill. Mr.. Edmunds was present
six days and his known dloguat over ma
tional affairs 10 thought 10 have affected
he election.
There Ia q quiet whisper that Major Me-
Kinloy oald nothing 10 Refrigerator Smy.
scr before leaving for Maine, but has tol-
egraphod him from that state TO delay his
departure for Ohio until hia (McKinloy's)
return to Washington. The whisper sus.
poets that MartinLuthor Smyscris TO bo OK.
communicated from managing tho 18th
District, because In his innocent, guiloless
way ho might consider II no harm 10
dump somo OF McKinloy's Doodle into his
patent Ice box company,
Speaker Reed dolicd his dude attire be
fore his departure for Maine. Hcloft Julius
Caesar Burrows 10 preside, and Joe Cam
non as loader on the floor while Mr.. Nc.
Klnlcy IN away,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
THE FAUST REUNION.
ofiioora Elected for tho Ensuing Yoal
othor Matters OF Interest.

ofiioora Elected for tho Ensuing Year
othor Matters OF Interest
The First Annual Faust Reunion waS
hold at Meyers Lake, Saturday, and itwas
very interesting meeting. Tho day was
cool but dry, and all had very enjoyable
tlmo. After dinner u, ". Faust called the
meeting 10 order and Conrad w, Kline Of
Masslllon, was elected proaldonti G. w.
Faust, OF Canton, vice presidents Il. n.
Schwolr, secretary, treasurer and orator,
Il. u. Faust, historian Frank Niesz, altor-
nAtO orator. II was decided TO hold tho
second annual meeting tho last Friday In
August, 1891.
Remarks were mado by u. n. Schweir,
@. W, Faust, Oliver Kline, s. s. Stoehn,
Jr., and ID. n, Faust, Tho latter stated
that Rov. Benjamin Faust was born No
vembor 10, 1871, and died November 10,
1888; that while no was preaching at u
farm residence botweon Canton and Mus.
slllon, where Rov. Peter Horbruck was
teaching school, no was induced 20 ec-
company Rev. Faust 10 his homo and take
up tho ministry. II was learned that thore
were flvO children, twonty grand children
and thirty-threo great grand children.
About sevonty-flvo OF the relatives at
tended tho first meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
MORE RESOLUTIONS.

The Nineteenth Regiment Ask For the
Pardon OF Captain Cyrus Freane.
Tho following resolutions, passed at
Warren, In regard TO the case Of Captain
Cyrus Brooae, are furnished the NEws'
DEMOCRAT, and win intoreat his many
friends In this acctlon Of the States
HEADQUARTERS iOrn ONO REGIMENT.
Assembled In Reunion at Warren, Ohio,
Sept, 2, 1890.
WHEREAS, Surviving members Of the
10Th Ohio Rogt, Ohio Vol. lnf'y, who were
In service during the late war; have heard
with astoniahmont and profound sorrow
that our beloved and most highly oatoom.
od comrado, and for time during tho
war, Capt. OF Co. q Of our regiment, Is now
undor sentence for murder by the U. s.,
Court AT Paris, Texas,
AND, WHEREAS, AN application 10 the
President has boon made for his pardon
AND, WHEREAS, All those present were
we'll acquainted with said Capt, Broaac
while In tho service, and some OF ua be-
ioro and since. That ho 10 man Of no
bic character, and OF tho most humane,
peacoablo and friendly disposition, and 10
highly esteemed by all hia acquaintance.
aud performed gallant service during tho
wari
AND, WHEREAS, We have boon inform.
cd OF tho substance OF the testimony and
circumstances urged against him In this
connection, which We cannot but regard
na dramatically insufficient therefore, bc II
RESOLVED, That IN Wow OF his exalted
and irropronchable character and roputa-
ton, taken In connection with the toati-
mony, wo unhoaitatlngly declare our un-
ahnkon conviction that ho IN wholly inno-
cont Of the crime OF which ho stands con-
vlctod.
REsoLvrD, That wo most urgently but
roapectfully request the President 20 grant
the said Captain Breaso u full and unoon.
dtlonal pardon, and avow our belief that
by 80 doing he will crafty tho universal
wlahoa OF all who are acquainted with tho
circumstances Of the case.
RESOLVED, That a copy OF the forego-
Inr, signed by every comrndo present, DO
forwarded 10 tho President OF the United
Stntoa,
RESOLVED, That copy Of this express
ion bo sontto Captain Cyrus BrcnBoi also
that a copy OF those roaolutlons bo for
wardod 70 Hon. Charles ". Mandorson,
late Colonel 10th Reg, Ohio Infantry, now
In Washington, and that he bc, and here
by 10 requested 10 represent the earnest
wlBhos, feelings and desires OF memborg
of hIa late regiment 10 the President OF
tho United States, as embodied hero n.
Tho foregoing resolutions woro onthuBi-
natlcnlly and unanimously approved
j. l.. WILSON, JOHN u. SMITH,
Sec'y, Pres't.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

Some women imagine that
nothing will stand the pecu-
liar breaking strain Of their
forms on corset "bones."
They don't know Kabo.
which neither breaks or
kinks.
II Kabo breaks or kinks In
a year, go back 10 the store
at which you bought your
corset and get your money
again, every cent OF Il.
II the corset doesn't suit
you, after wearing a week or
two or three, go back for
your money.
There's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store,
CHICAGO oohan Co., chicago ana New York
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
DEATH OF MRS. nARDENsr1NE.
sho Expires Suddenly This Afternoon.
A Short Sketch OF Hor Life,

A Short Skotoh OF Hor Life.
Mrs, Mary Hardonstlne, aged 81 years,
died suddenly at noon to-day. Mrs. Har-
denstlne Is tho wife Englnoer4E Harden
stlno OF the Cleveland n Canton railway,
and resides al d8 Mahoning street.
Tho deceased has boon afflicted for
about four monthS, with nervous prostra-
ton which az last caused her death.
Up TO last Monday Mrs. Hardonatlne
had boon up and doing some work about
lho house, but she became too
weak 10 do her work and was
compelled TO seek her bed. Shortly bo-
fore noon she asked friend at her bod.
side for glass OF water with which 10
wash hor teeth. The water was given her,
She took out her artificial toeth, washed
them, and put them baok again. She
then laid down 10 rest and In nftoen min.
utea afterwards she was dead Hor hua.
band who Ia al Cleveland was tolographed
for and will arrive on an evening train.
Mrs. Hnrdenstlno was born In NlmiHllln
township, June 28, 1859 and resided with
her parents unfit 1880 when she was
married. to Mr.. Hardenstlne. Tho dc.
ceased had many frlenda In this city who
regret her sudden DEATH Hopes for her
recovery were entertained yesterday but
the end came suddenly. Mrs. Hardenstino
was devoted member OF tho Trinity
Reformed church. The funeral will take
place Wednesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Sunday sohool plonie.

The Tuscarawas Township Union Sab.
bath school picnic was held at Crystal
Springs Saturday and was very success.
ful affair. II 10 estimated that there
were between five and six thousand peo-
plo present The forenoon was spent In
singing by the various church choirs pres.
ent, Short speeches and talks, on Sab,
bath school Work were made. A grand
dinner was served. The afternoon was
spent In social games. Base ball, foot
ball, Andquots being prevalent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
RELEASED ON BAIL.
Theodore Norris Settled the GFand
Army baud Trouble
ny Giving the BOYS Cigars that Were Not
stamped--ifs 10 Taken 10 Cleveland ana
Furnishes bail In she Sum OF $500.

Yesterdays NEws.Daao0RAT contained
an exclusive account Of the arrest Of
Theodore Norris, for violating the United
States Revenue laws,
lie was taken 10 Cleveland, aud when
arralgned before the United States Com
missioner entered q plea Of not guilty,
His bail was fixed AZ 800 which he fur
niahed, returning 10 Canton late last night,
The charge 10 very serious one, and
the penalty 10 heavy fine and imprlaon'
ment for long term. The readers OF the
NEws.DfMooRAT will remember Of the
trouble Mr., Norris had with the Grand
Army band, and OF his being suspended,
He collected about 500 belonging 10 the
band, which he failed 10 turn over 10 the
treasurer This caused big racket and
resulted In his suspension,
A settlement was arrived at, and Norris
made arrangements with several mem'
Of the band, 10 pay the amount due them
In cigars, This he did but failed 10 stamp
the cigars as required by law, There was
some talk In regard 10 tho matter, and
now II 10 claimed he sold $50 cigars 10 q
German aaloonkeeper which we're not
stamped,
This transaction was reported 10 the po'
lice and then 10 the u. 3, Officials, An
investigation followed which resulted In
his arrest, His frlendh are endeavornq
10 settle the case, or at least get him OF af
easy aa possible.
II ID claimed any one who received a box
Of the cigars that were not stamped, ID
liable under the law and aubIuot 70 fine,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
oatarrh Can't bo Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
roach the seat OF the dlsonao. Catarrh Ia
blood or constitutional disease, and In
order ~ euro II you have 10 take Internal
remedies. Halls CatNrrh cure Ia taken
internally, and acts direct on tho blood
and mucous surfaces. Halle CntaTrh euro
70 no guaoHS houeino. nt wsg prJscSlpeu p,s Nn,,
try for years, and Ii regular prescription.
II 10 composed of the best tonics known,
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces,
The perfect combination Of tho two In
gredlents Is what produces such wonderful
rcsults In curing catarh. Send for testl.
monlals FREQ.
Il. j, CHENEY u Co., Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price Ibc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Pilosi Pileal pileSl

DR.. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment q
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or
Itching Piles ever discovered. II mover
fails TO cure old chronic cases OF long
standing.
Judge CofIibury, Cleveland, o., says:
~ have found by that DR..
williams Indian Pile Ointment gives im-
mediate and permanent cure"
We have hundreds Of such testimonials.
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by
druggists, 81 per box, or mailed on receipt
Of price, by the
WILLIAM'S MFG CO., Cleveland, o.,
At Wholesale and retail, Durbin, Wright
a. Co. ddw-1y 1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
SOME GREAT REooRDs.
Roy Wilkes Coca a Mile In eio8 Ia ALI
baator Also Beats tho Record,

Roy Wilkes ooea Mile In eio8 Ia Ala
beater Also Beats tho Record.
Tho following dlapatch from lndopond'
onco, Iowa, will be OF interest 10 local
horaomoni Alabaator and Roy Wilkes
each lowered record yesterday. Alabaa.
ter'a work was In tho yoarold trot, purse
5000. Pools sold Alabaater fayorto.
Blrat hcat-At the half Alabaator lead,
followed by Rhodorlok Dhu and Erona NJ
intervals OF two longtha. Erona lost on
tho home stretch and the heat was won by
Alabaator, followed by Rhodorick Dhu one
an da half longtha back,
Second heat-AlAbaater 500, field $40,
Al tho half tho positions were the aamo aa
NJ the frat heat, with distance OF two
lengths between them. Alabaater cnmo
flying down the stretch breaking the four
year old stallion record and dalancing
the field. Time, 2,lb. Quarters i8BM,
ii07, al, 2ilb. This colt II by Aberdeen,
dam by Almont, and tho property OF
Myers q Wagner, Dayton, o.
Roy Wilkes was sent 10 beat his record
OF 300 and broke another worlds record,
making the mile In 2i0sA, Quarters
BA, 1 :08M, 1854, 2,0SA