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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
HOW THE MCKINLEY BILL WOULD
nENIFIT FRUIT GROWERS.
rIom Iha ohInl0 TIIbNna. lN0pl

Apples are at present on the free list
Therefore the Canadian Government
put them on Ia reciprocal free list,
During the last fiscal year 10000 barrels
of American apples were shipped 10 the
Dominion. II cannot be denied that
this was q good thing for the American
fruitgrower, unless II IL 10 be one OF
the articles OF faith OF the new prohlD
nory tariff creed that country should
export nothing, The Moliinley bill
puts a duty OF 20 cents bnahol on up
pies, 10 encourage the farmers" 40
the passage OF the bill would bo fol-
lowed by the imposition OF the same
or q heavier tax by the Canadian Par
lament, the men who have been send
ing 10000 barrels OF apples n year To
Canada may ask whore they are bene'
fitted, ,
Az present plants, trees, shrubs ana
vines of all kinds, commonly known l.H
NURSERY stock, are on the free llet, Aa
they are also on the Canadian free llsl
the lmpOrtati0ns from the United
States 10 that country have Increased
enormously, Last year there were sent
across the border bi2,0OO apple trees,
and nearly double that number OF
peach, pear and plum trees. Ihe NC
kinley bill proposes 10 put q duty OF ~
Der cent. nd yalorem on nursery stock
although the exports far exceed the
imports In value, This 10 done, OF
course, 40 encourage the farmer,
But as Canada will NJ once put u aimi'
lar duty on trees, plants, aud shrubs
sent there from the United states how
are the nurserymen Of New y ork 70 be
benentledY According 70 the New
York Tribune the farmers OF New Nork
have been clamOrlng for defense
against foreign competition lear the
northern border" Wlll they think they
are defended whom they are shut OIL
from q growing market Tor their pro-
dues2 u
In 1883 the Dominion still had alduty
on peaches, aud $4,000 pounds were
shipped there from this country, Tht
duty was removed, and In 1889 The im,
pOrtatlOn OF peaches from the United
States rose TO $4,000 pounds. That
shows the effect produced sometimes
by the removal Of a duty and the con
sequent cheapening In price of u com
modify. II the Canadians, exaeper-
ated by the blows which II " a0ught Ia
strike at their farmers through the Nc
Kinley bill, restore the duty on peaches
how win the growers Of that fruit IN
New Jersey, Maryland Delaware aud
other States be beneilttedY
OF course the canadians Will hurl
themselves by this retallatory leglsla
ton, but when men are angry oyol
what they believe 10 DO III treatment
they do not stop TO think of the conse'
| anannna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

IF Senator sherman had his way he
would proceed 10 lift this Ben Honi'
son Administration out Of the present
idlotic somnambulency into the aurora
Of n more commanding presence, lie
would let Wanamaker 90, and tell him
10 take back the cottage by the sea-
lie would dispense with Boss Quoy as
u moral support and civil service nd
wiser. He would make II 30 hot IN
Washington that Congress would be
compelled TO get home In n week. Then
he would have Little Ben reduce his
kitchen expenses below $4,000 per
year, and proclaim aloud that he would
not cucumber the &, o. p. with his oillc.
ious and Official presence In 1909,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
EDITORIAL saUIBs.

TnE 50. Clalrsyllle Gazette says the
nomination Of Hon, NJ. d, Harter will he
worth 1000 votes TO hla party In this state
The Ashland Press says ellis name IL q
synonym OF honesty, capacity aud lnieg'
rlty. lie IL a ohrlsllan gentleman who
will honor the position and who will not
be guilty Of any mean act 10 obtain tenn
porary success, With him Democracy 10
principle II ID not the catching OF u vote
for present purposes, but II ID the building
Of great party on q sound basis. Harler
will grow stronger daily between this and
the eleotlonh
How many citizens are required 10 set
the Rowell'LOdge machine Ia operation
One hundred Ia Congressional dihlrlct
and nifty la county, Why, the hired
men OF the Administration, or the hang
era on OF politics who expect 10 get en'
ployment under the law, are enough 10
secure lta application, National Demo-
orat,
Think Of tho immense patronage that
would he dispensed under the operation
Of this infamous Federal Election bill,
hhould II become law, taking the Con-
greaalonal elections from tho hands OF the
people and placing them In the keeping
Of partisan returning boards. The whole
scheme Ii such monatroua lntraotlon OF
tho law Of local seltqoyernmen and In.
wolves such opportunities for corruption
aud extravaganza that II ID quite time the
people arise from their apathy and make
popular protest
QUEEN VICTORIA has presented 10 Misc
Tonnant, who 10 20 marry Explorer STAN
Icy, q miniature portrait OF her adlpoae
majesty aet IN brIlllanta, This makes
Miss Tennanta very brilliant woman,
The population Of Wooster ioota up
b,sS6, which IA Ave leaa II an In 1880, Now,
how can we account for those five absent
onea2
BEN HARRISON, President, took his frat
sea bath yoatorday, ~ Cape May. An
amateur photographer was ON hand 10 get
n lifc.liko picture Of Hon In bia bathing
suit, but strong minded man, who loves
his country, ordered him away, hence,
the spectacle OF very thin pair Of legs on
q very short, pot.bcllIod body, will not be
mIrrorod on the camera OF shocked and
startled world.
CANroN'a storm water aowor will have
TO be cnlarged.-lwooSter Democrat
That depends largely upon the azo OF ouI
future storms.
YESTERDAY the Grand Lodge OF Elka In
N. Y. passed resolutions declaring The
meeting Of Elka In Cleveland M olandea
tine and Illegal, aud declaring oil Elk
who participated In the Cleveland meet
Ing aa clandcatinC Elka.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

THE Democrats Of Stark county In
convention assembled passed the fol
lowing resolution, on the subject OF
pensions;
RESOLVED, That we denounce the
administration Of President Harrison
as one Of broken promises 10 the sol
diers of the war Of the rebellion, Re
publican Congress rs false 10 their
pledges 10 our worthy fellow citizens
who fought In that war And we IA
Yor such pension legislation as will
give to deserving soldiers with n record
OF service, q service pension, based on
the length of service and value Of that
record.
Since the convention met Congress
has passed law known rs the Pauper
Pension law. The Democrats assem-
bled ut 0rryille would do we'll TO en-
dorse the above resolution, 40 1t ex
presses the convictions Of all true SOL
dlers on the subject Of pensions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

THE Democrats all understand that
Mckinley is not hard man TO beat,
simply as VIM. Mckinley Jr., orator
and politician. While he 10 au orator
Of polish ana magnetism, and a slick
article as politician, he is not now at
his best, as the gliding is somewhat
worn on the corners Of his once shin
ing shield, But we do not have TO fight
Mckinley alone, but the whole Doodle,
trust shark gang Of the whole country
We are Tot TO have a clean-cut, honest
campaign, but a campaign Of debauch
cry and corruption. The biggest un-
prlsoned scoundrel In the United
States, aud the smartest-Matt Quay-is
TO furnish the means and management
for the author of the Mckinley bill,
The battle is to be fought most desper.
ately In Stark county, This is why we
consider Stark county Democrat as
the natural and legitimate choice of the
convention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
Does your Cake
Dry up
Quickly ?

IfSo, your baking powder 10 adulter-
aled with ammonia or alum, ingredients
which arc Injurious 10 health and arc
used by INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers
simply TO lessen the cost Of the powder
and Increase their profits.
Housekeepers who use Cleveland'i
Superior Baking Powder know thai
food raised with thiA pure cream Of
tartar powder keeps moist and Eweet,
and Ia palAtable and wholesome.
"Cleveland's Superior" has tho
peculiar property, possessed by no
other baking powder, oiproducing light,
wholesome bread. biscuit, cake. etc.,
that retain their natural moisture and
sweetness. This desirable quality, In a
baking powder shown by tho odioial
ReportG TO DO the strongest OF all puro
ream OF tartar powders, makes Cleve-
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

IT seems no western Republican Sen.
ator, whose time is about to expire,
dare vote for that conglomeratlop Of
abominatlon, known as the Mckinley
bill. Hence they are voting for delay,
And yet the honest and God fearing
Republicans Of this district propose 10
run the heauthor Of this bill for Congress.
They do this because they think " is q
hopeless race Mt best, and that The tail
might as well 90 with the hide. Thisis
certainly not good morals, but II may
be good politics, TO get rid of an over
ambitious man, who ID keeping oil the
other ambitious men In the rear. On
this theory IL may be well TO lay Sweet
william sadly away with his little bill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

IT transpires that President Harri'
sons summer cottage at Cresson
SprIgs, to which he will flee with his
family Os soon as he decently can, is
also u gift-not In fee, Il Is true, but for
the season, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, which he served as a legal
adviser before he was elected 10 the
Chief Magistracy, being the donor, II
Is TO be hoped that some thoughtful
friend will add u COW TO the other at
fractions of the place for Baby McKee's
beneet.-(Chlcago News,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
GOV. HILL ON ERHR TRADE.


f'Ff@ WV f"fff"f'"f" f'"f'f'f'"'f
We are sorry that Gov, Hin deema Il
necessary 10 take such uncommon
pains TO assert In all his speeches that
Democrats are not Free'Tradem
Demoorata-'of certain kind--uaed Ia
consider that sort OF thing highly e.
aential In indiana u few years ago, but
they don't any longer, On the contrary
II ID tho Republican politicians who
now feel called upon TO explain, At
every opportunity, that they arc not
very much of PrOieotioniata, II may
be that tho Free Trade bugaboO still
fIightena timid soula In New York, but
II has long oeaaed to do so In Indiana,
and some OF Gov, lIill's Indiana ad'
ylsera ought 10 have told him 30 be
fore no made US his recent very vel
come and very agreeable visit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
the moDHRN moAns,
A Few MISTAKES When He EEpounds
the Tariff,

WV"
[From tho Harrisburg falTlotl
The deluded followers OF Moses Mo-
Kinley arc a queer lot, Ask them how
tariff tax on imported articles can
benefit the homo producer, and he will
reply, "Becanhe tho home producers
can sell their products for more money
than they could II there was no tarlff
on imported goods" lie win then AZ
tempt to prove how the worklngmen
by this means obtain higher wages
than thsy could possibly get were
prices low for that line Of goods which
their labor produces,
The reasoning Ia aq follows The
tariff tax keeps out foreign manafae'
turera, which, by reason OF the cheap Ia
bor employed In their production,
would, were they admitted free OF duty,
compel our home manufacturers 10
compete with them, thing impossible
70 do unless they lowered wages ana
the price of their wares.
After having given the reason for
his faith In tariff tax protection, ask
him how u tariff tax can help the fAf.
mera, and no will toll you that WIN
help them In the same way, ana for
the same reason, that II helps the man
uiaoturera. Ask him how an Increase
in the price OF farm products 10 70 ben'
eat the mechanics, laborern, store Keep.
era, clerks ana others not farmers, hlid
he will say that tho tarlif does not raise
prices, but on tho contrary, II lowers
them. lle will read long table OF
proea 10 prove that the protective tar
IN has reduced the selling price OF
everything raised on q farm, dug from
mlne or made IN a factory,
Then ask him how further tariii on
farm products can benefit the farmers,
II the tendency OF the tariii ls 10 lower
prices, and no will tell you the Demo,
Gratis brought on tho war, but he VIII
not answer the question. lilo cannot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

IF there Is anything in this world
that the Alliance Review knows very
little about " Is the question Of pen.
slons. In It's issue OF yesterday the Re.
view tries to prove that Major McKln.
Icy did not vote against service pen-
aions. This is mean and miserable
dodge. We have charged and shall
prove from the record, that Major Nc
Klnley voted against the @. A. r. pen
sion bill. We have the entire record
aud shall print II just as soon as Major
Mckinley gets on the track for Con
gress. The Review can make no CAPT
tal among old soldiers by denying the
record The old soldiers understand
Major McKinley's record very well
now, and those who do not, will fully
understand II before the November
dayg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

RIVAL Presidential aspirations will
probably kill the Federal election bill In
the Senate. Ambitious Republicans IN
that body are Jealous Of the growing pow
er Of Speaker Reed. They think the do
feat Of hia pet measure will curb his in-
huence. PlitsbTg Dispatch, Qnd. Rep)
In other words, Legislation that is en-
acted solely for partisan benefit and to
perpetuate the brutal rule Of corrupt
cabal, is TO be defeated solely because
there are ambitious men In the Senate,
who propose TO advance their own in
dividual ambition by thwarting the
ambition of somebody else. And has
IL come TO thisp Is the American Con.
gress mere partisan. force, not to leg
isIate for the interest Of the American
people, but to devise ways aud means,
all venal and all revolutionary, TO per.
petuate itself in power. II looks that
way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

The census superintendent Of the
Toledo district, who first gave out 70,
600 as the population Of Toledo now
changes his figures to $4,000. About
$1,000 is probably about the correct
figures for Toledo. The Census Super
intendent Of the Toledo district lives
at Upper SandusRy, and figures is
something he knows very little about,
He was selected doubtless TO give q
man n place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
wa ehnll Namo q euro wInnor
ANON lho cInolnnnlI l.nqnIret

The Democrats will hold their Con
greaslonal convention In the sixteenth
Ohio distrlct on Thursday OF tins week
This is Major McKinley's district
Although Os now composed the Demo
Gratis are entitled TO u majority Of somI
1900, they must not forget that thl
ProtectionIst barons viii fight llk,
tigers TO carry their champion through
Hence II behooyes our people to nomi
mute their very best man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

In its proud course through Congress
the Mckinley Bill, which Is "bill TO
make the poor poorer and TO further
insure the permanency Of Trusts and
other monopolies," has met with a
check. Yesterday the Senate decided
TO knock a little larger hole In the sur
plus, by the convenient means Of the
River and Harbor Bin, before further
increasing taxation. II really makes
very little difference, however whether
The money is taken from us first aud
thrown away afterwards, or vice versa
IN. Y. World
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

SENATOR PLUMB Of Kansas is radio.
ally opposed TO the Mckinley bill lie
proposes to attack 1t openly In the com
ing Senate debates. He thinks there
should be no increase Of rates over OK
listing law, but a reduction Of S5 a ton,
he says, is sufficient on steel rails, and
manufacturers Of which, he asserts,
are practically combined in q trust.
Lumber, he thinks, should be placed
on the free list, and his colleagues, and
some other Western Senators, will vote
for such an amendment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

A MoARl god, imported for the Met
ropolitan museum Of Art In New
York, was lately, after hard struggle,
admitted free Of duty. 1t would be in
teresting TO have the opinion Of Mr..
Sunday School Teacher Wanamaker,
on the policy which, while letting in
heather idols free, lays a heavy duty on
Christian Bibles. VIII Wanamaker
John please give us his views on the
moral phase Of this question:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

rison some hard blows yesterday In bis
debate In theHenate on tho compromise
silver bill. lieoharged both Reed and
the White House man with being the
tools OF Wall street, Teller IL coura'
gsOua aud remarkably truthful fora ife'
publican statesman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

MCKINLEY, the gentleman who, as
every Western man knows, has just dug
the grave Of the Republican party,
rings the bell In the June "North
American" The name Of the bell is
"The Value of Protection" Its tone is
too familiar to be worth describing.
Twentieth Century.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

TnE Logan county Republicans had
a large convention IN Bellefontaiue on
Saturday, They put u Foraker endorse
ment into the belly Of their capacious
platform, but ututterly failed to endorse
the Mckinley bill, What's the matter
with that bill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

THE Republican position on pensions
can be put plainly and truthfully in
one sentence, millions for pauperg,
and bummer0, aud 10 days men, but
not one dollar for the brave men, who
from '6l 10 90 stood IN the front bat
lie line, and saved the Union" This
is the record that the demagogues and
boodlep Of the 5lst Congress have al.
ready made, Vote the Democratic
ticket.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

CANTON Examinations will b0 hold NJ Canton
on The nrat saturday Of each month,
Ar rMAaeiLLoN-So September oBth, 1889,
AT ALLIArojs--Octo 18th, 1880, and on the
last Saturday OF March, 1890.
AT BEACH ofrY-second Saturday Of February
1890,
AroAWAL FuyroN-.socond Saturday Of March
1850.
aEo W. YOiIE,
Clerk Of Board oflixamlnroa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

WOMAN came after man aud has been
after hm ever suce,-Elmlra Gazette
That was only true Of the pair who
were placed on the earth ready made
Ever since that tIme no man has enter
cd the world unless a woman was be-
fore him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

MAYOR GARDINER Of Cleveland, is
disgusted Win the ctuSus enumeration
of Cleveland aud has ordered hlspolice
force 10 make another enumeration
According 10 the census, rs taken,
Cleveland has about $4,000 population,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
The Democrat.

THE refusal Of The Senate to take up
that abnormal monstrosity known ~
Che Mckinley tariff bill is an omen
that the thing will soon b, voted bas'
tard, conceived in in.quity ana destin'
sd 70 a much mrrl,ed ard epeedy death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
Iamen n. oott. carml, III. says

lie paid thirty-one dollars DOCTORS bill
for his wife In one year and ono bottle OF
Brhdneld'a Female Regulator did her
more good than all the medicine she had
takon before.
II. DALE, Drugglat, Carmi, Ill.,
Write Bradnold Regulator Co., Atlanta,
Co., for particulars. Sold by druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
pllonl plloni Pnesl

Looao'a Rcd clover pile remedy, Ia q
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, Uloorat'
cd aud protruding Plloa, Nocuro no pay.
Price 10 cents. For sale by nll drugglais,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

SPEAKER REEDS raid on the pie
stands In the National Capitol build
ing was purely q sanitary move. Too
much pie Is what ails the average Re.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10
Executors Notice.

.o,ice IA hereby given that tho undersigned hae
ham duly appolntod ard qualified ~ Executor OF
,pe estate ofPetor MafQuaf1t late Of STARK county,
XIV NM oss aoeeSaed. JOHN MARC ARDT,
UNIV "'' JOSIAH W. OnElu1N
dated July ., ieoo..iOdw' Executor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

SENATOR TELLER, Of Colorado, q Re.
publican, gave Boss Reed and Ben Har.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-10

mon sAfE.-A brand now piano box buggy VIII
II take coal OF lumber IN trade, 1bS East Tuacar-
was street. Canton, Ohio
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BY virtue of an order " the orphans Court ~
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estate ot John Naurcr late Of jackson township
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