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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
nLAINE, MoKINLEE AND REorPRoo'
ITHn,

(Ohglnal-but with Apologies 10 Edgar A. fosp
Il was many aud many year ago.
La a Kingdom by the sea, .,., man
That a statesman hYeh Whph you "'N'
Nv the name Of James @, u, ~
And for years he trundled and fa''eu h''
As the boss Of the O., o, Il.
Aud the stars never beameh,
Unless Magic Jim dreamed, .i.a
Of some beautiful, auoeulenl eahpP'eu
teat,
Where no might slt, ~.
And suck the Juice al out OF ~
In that Kingdom by the sea
la that Mainland by the sea
And away to the West over mountains
bold,
West OF the Alleghenee, ,
Another statesman of hrlghlehl lhplul,
Was horn with the magic wand oi golul
Par away from the sounding sea 4,
| With a nose 90 high and heart 90 oolu'
| And he played 30 well the Wlnbolne hFN
| I'M such well feigned heroic part,
| That they dubbed him Napoleon nph"
parle ,,-,,..... ,.u,s,
| Adown the corridors OF lame
II
| No music save the biitefhh cry
! la that prison by the sea
| Lone So, Helena by the heal
And time wore on, aa II always does,
i'm the Kingdom OF lakeA ana seas
And one OF these heroes was losing hlA
| And the other was troubled with ileaa
| While mlllonares In palace cars new
From shore 70 shore,
With airs galore a.. ~, ,.,o,,,,s,es
While farmers were plue' an Nhp''s"h'"
| And Statesman grew tImId and anarchists
While S'I trust sharks reyeled, In untold
| In ali the Kingdoms by the sea A..
| In the high taxed klugdomA,wllh no haRA
Oh the sea-
Down at Cape May In q gift cottage fhe'
| on the Cape by the heelhlhk sea
Was Little Ben, Ia soak ~ the brlhei
Ia the surf, with Baby Mckee,
When Big Jim came,
From the coast OF Maine, An, ,,i, and
With a aeheme 10 save from RUN anu
The eountry,-from the bill OF VIM, Mac
A I'M that would knock az one tell whhch,
me American flag from the sea
All commerce from the sea
Into the Gift cottage went little Beni
From the roar Of The sounding sea
His battling drawers dripping win bflhe
Toddling the Baby Mckee
And the riot act our big jim rehl
While grandfaiher'a hal lay on we pV"'
Was the act called, lieciprociiee
And Ben agreed that Il should be
Adopted then by Wan hnd me,
i'm thai aweet cottage by the seal
The cottage Wanamaker gave, you heo'
Then back TO the White House roue L''
tle Boni
In pnlnco ear, sent freei
Aud be called together the achomlnR mon
Who rule the q, u, Il,
He told Mckinley and big bellied heeu
That the farmers and workmeh anu pu''
incaa men, ,., .to,L.
greed;
That doodle campaign
Could not win again.
That big Jim Blaine the magic man,
Had planned "a new doluaion pluni
Al Bar Hhrbor, by the sea
| ON that Mainland by the sea
Twas simple FREQ trade, but everything
goes
Juat now In the G, q, +. ,.
or t6c circus entire will be- IN the throeh,
OF collie aud death, " we don't got IL,
Together In some new nchemc, you bot
Both Reed and Mack were ~ the dulnpn
no be voted pair Of clumsy chgmpn -,
But they tool, their pill Ike boy WIN
the mumpal
| The free trade Pill OF nlg Jim B'
sugar coated with Rociprociicoi
Mixed AT Bar llarbor by the soai
Which phyaIca 70 death our little Blllcol
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
The Democrat.
ooNaREssIoNAL TIoKET.

FOr Member oi Congress idlh District
JOHN q, WARWICK, 0f STARK County
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

OUTSIDE of the Chicago Inter Ocean,
which is known an tho organ Of the
monopoliata, II ia hard to lind a West
ern Republican paper of influence In
favor OF the Mckinley bill, Tho ~
Louis Globe Democrat, the largest cir
culating and most influential ltepubli-
can paper In the Southwest, ia yigor-
ously opposed to II, la a recent edi'
torlal the Globe Democrat says
1.-THE West Insists that when duties are
touched they shall be lowered 30 far 40
We have ever been able 10 learn from a
tolerable careful and conscientious study
of die matter, there Is not the shadow OF
an excuse for q single Increase of duty
which II made by tho Mckinley Bill, Not
one argument has ever been presented w
defense Of this policy which 10 worthy OF
a moments consideration
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
How the Old Veterans are wrongod,

The pcnson appropriations for our sol.
diOrH will reach the startling amount oi
from Sl5OWO,OO0 90 sleU,UUOOOO next year
fully three times audposRhly four times
the entire revenues Of the Government
when Abraham Lincoln became President,
and nearly or quito double the entire cost
of Gcrmnny's immense standing army.
These facts must be- soborlv considered u
the Grand Army Of the Republic would
command the continued respect OF the ko'
public, Philadelphia Times
The Philadelphia Times is an inde-
pendent paper, edited by an old time
Republican. This same kind Of talk Is
running through all the independent
papers and most Of the big Republican
dailies, east. II the pension appropra-
tions reach Sl60,0OO000 next year, about
ssO0OOOO0 Of II will go to men who saw
little or no service during the war; while
the men who fought the great battles OF
the rebellion will get comparatively
nothing. ThePhiladelphia Times, aud
other papers do not seem TO know that
the passage Of the Pauper Pension BIZ
was not the work Of the Grand Army
organization, They asked for the Ser.
vice Pension Bill,
Hence II is unfair TO hold the G.. A.,
II. responsible for that damnable out.
rage on the veteran soldlery, known as
the Pauper Pension Bill.
However, a big effort is now being
made in Boston 10 secure the endorse
ment by this National Encampment Of
this pauperous iniquity. The PreSi-
dent is there. Gen Alger is there. Cor.
poral Tanner, and the balance Of the
claim agents, (who will realize about
100000 out Of thepauper billy are also
there. And all the Republican Con
gressmen who voted for the iniquity,
who can get away from Washington
are there, II their influence should
control q majority Of the delegates TO
this Encampment In favor Of this pau.
per law, the great mass Of patriotic
men, in both parties, will lose all faith
In the Integrity and purpose OF the G.,
A. II. as National organization
Every good aud true man will say, and
will be justified in saying, that the or.
is manipulated solely IN
The interest Of the corrupt gang Of job
bers, now In control of the Republican
party.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

BLAINE (who is the only big man in
the AdminIstration) says OF the Nc
Kuley bill; "There is not a Oectlon or
u line In the entire bill that will open a
market for another bushel OF wheat or
another barrel Of pork" Now Presi.
dent Harrison has ordered the bill en-
tirely changed so as to conform TO
Blalne's free trade ideas Qately i'm.
bibed). Now the Ohio Republicans In
their State platform have endorsed the
bill, just as II passed the House. This
certainly leaves the Ohio Republicans
with no issue, save Benjamin Ballot
Box Foraker, and the rebel 0ags The
situation is certainly grave.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

RuMoRs that Ex.PrcsIdont Cleveland IL
indisposcd seems to have arisen from q
mistaken use Of language. He IL merely
not disposed TO yentlato himself by way
Of lottors as much as formerly Toledo
Commercial
Blaine has now taken up Cleyeland's
cause, and as the dog days have been
hot, and Cleveland is fat, we feel he is
justified In taking rest, and lot Blaine
wrestle with the Pagans awhile.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
A Republican Senate Knocks a
Plank Out of the Ohio Re-
publican Platform.
The Terrora OF tho Natural Gas
Fires Of Indiana.
Fears That A Whole County, With
All the People, May bu Blown Up.
Farmers Fleeing to Safer Country
Latest From the Strike,
TIE GREAT Gas EXPLOSION.

Fears That the Whole Shelby County Gas
Field May Explode and BLOW up the
Whole County
sHELnYyILLE, Ind, Aug, ia,-lspeclal,l
Careful measurements show about 10
acres where Mondays gas explosion oe'
cured, This area Of land has sunkan ay'
erage Of . feet,
MuNIoE, Ind, Aug, la.-lspeeIall-
There Ia much uneaalneaa here over the
gas explosion In Shelby county. Fires
are still burning there, Many people fear
the gas wells adjacent to the scene will
catch hre and explode and that the entire
gas belt will be theso OF the mos, awful
and destructive explosions in the worlds
history, A letter received here by a prom
nont citizen from Portland, Ind, another
gas center, says the people there are great
ly alarmed,
A panic has taken possession OF the
minds OF the peaceful farmers who have
lived In the vicinity, In tones OF dlamay
they point out to the crowds OF curious on
lockers tho familiar scenes and land
marks, aud claim that the earth ID sinking
In their fright and alarm many OF them
have begun 10 move from their farm
houses and before another day the ooun'
try within a radius Of several miles will
have been deserted by the farmers who
have lived here In peace with tho world
for years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
Tnr Popr MuRpRR oAsE.

Gov, Campbell has Been Asked TO Inter
fere.-It will not bo Taken TO tho Circuit
Court,
The case Of Henry Popp, who h now In
thc Columbus annex awaiting execution
Tor the murder Of MorIV Grcthor, will not
be brought before the circuit or supreme
courts. uls attorneys, joucs Il Hudson,
have decided TO present thc case 10 the
Governor and Board Of P1rdons Said
Attorney jonos this mornings "lf we
would go to the circuit court aud got the
Judgment reversed, the case would be
tried again with hcpossibIlity Of the same
verdict, We have sent nn application TO
the Governor aud Board Of pardons, ask
Ing for q commulnlion Of sentence TO im-
prisonmcnt for life. ! have us yet rocoiy-
ed no answer as to the time wu can be
heard, but expect to hear In a few days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
Another Barn Destroyed.

Saturday afternoon last while the thun.
der storm was passing over Salon and
vicinity, Yerkes Howcll's barn. situated
about two miles northeast Of that city,
was struck by lightning and burned TO
the ground. All that tho barn contaiued,
except a horse, burned with H. The
and contents, including imple-
ments, were insured In the Ohio Farmers
Insurance Co. for 80 100, which will prob
nbly cover the loss.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

WAYNE COUNTY shows a decrease In
population from 1880 TO 1890 Of 2,iSsi
also u large depreciation in value of
farms, and an increase of farm mort
cages. What's the matter9 Too many
Republican statesmen like Mckinley
In Washington. Is IL any wonder that
nearly every intelligent farmer in the
Farmers' Alliance win vote against
VIM. Mckinley for Congress, this year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
The Rnnnhllnnn prlmarlen.

Chairman Turner was seen this after
noon by q reporter and questioned 40 TO
the outcome Of the Republican primaries,
The fight for prosecutor IL close between
G. G, Bow and II. u. Webbor, and II will
take the official count TO decide, Il. G.
Stanley is nominated for Inilrmary Dlrec-
tor, and James Woarstlcr for commls-
aioncr Tho vote In some OF the country
precincts was unusually large.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

Tho Farmers Alliance ID the cloud on
tho Republican horizon now considerably
larger than mans hand and beginning
10 take on the shape indicative OF q cy-
clone. The McKinleyites, who thought
at first there would he sprinkle ot me Bt,
arc hoisting reciprocity umbrellas and
are seeking cover with great unanim ity.-
IChicago Times.
Good deal Of truth In this. Those
who have seen Mckinley lately say he is
as meek as Moses since the facts Of the
Harrison Blaine conference at Cape
May have leaked out, He is now will
Ing to accept reciprocity or anything
else, to lind some sale cellar some.
where out Of the sleet of the coming
cyclone Of public wrath over his mon.
strosity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
ooNoREss AND THE ooNsfrrU'
pION,

The bill Just passed by Congress rela'
ting 10 the traiilo In liquors provides
that
aAll fermented, distilled or other IN
tOXieating liquOTa or liquids, transport
ed into any State or Territory, or re
mainlng therein for use, consumption,
sale or storage, shall, upon arrival ~
such State OF Territory, DO subject 70
lie operation and effect OF the laws or
sueh State or Territory, enacted IN thh
exercise of its police powers, 10 tho same
extent and IN the same manner Ah
though such liquids or liquors had been
prOdiiced In such State or Territory,
and shall not be exempt thefeffOm py
reason OF being introduced therein In
original packages or otherwise"
This ia an attempt tonulllfy, by spec
ial act Of Congress, the famous "orlg'
lnal package" decision of the Supreme
Court, There is good ground for the
belief that this act Ia entirely and ride
uloualy unconstitutional, II the su-
pFeme Court decision Is sound oonstl'
tutional law,
This act IL based upon an assumption
by Congress, of a right TO confer pow
ers upon the states, That assumption
has nowhere a shred OF constitutions
authority. What powers Congress pos
sessea are conferred upon II by th'
states through the constitution, an'
such powers only does II possess. IL Il
a novel and mOnstroua doctrine INA
Congress can confer powers on TN
states.
IL Ia claimed by the n. y, World tina
Congress has proceeded under u mis-
take of ole clause In the constitution
for another Section 10 Of Article
| forblds states TO levy import due
owIthout the consent OF Congress" an,
| il would be competent for Congress 4
| give such consent, But the "origlna
package" decision does not rest upoI
| that section, but upon clause . OF sec
tIon 8, which simply glyea TO Congress
the exclusive power TO regulate CON
merce with foreign nations and anon
the several states, and with the India
tribes"
There is no mention OF any consen
of Congress there, and no authorlt
anywhere for Congress TO rolInQuish :
the states the power conferred exelu
siyely upon itself,
If the original package decision
sound, Ito effect can only be cured b
| an amendment 10 the constitution N
act can In any way break It's force
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE AND THE
DEMOCRACY,

Some Of our Democratic friends
think the Farmers Alliance will lessen
the Democratic vote by drawing Dem
ocratic farmers away from their party
allegiance, We do not view the move
ment In that light, We regard the
movement as auspicous for the De-
mocraoy
This is tue, principally, because the
Democratic party is the farmers friend,
and advocates such legislation as Will
work TO the farmers Interest An
economical administration OF the Gov
ornment, low taxes and an ample cur
rency Is Democratic doctrine, ard II rs
also Alliance doctrine, The farmers
believe In tariff reduction and the free
coinage Of silver aud the Democratic
party promises both, In fact when
the farmers determine toadyocale such
measures as will benefit them aS u
class, they necessarily become Demo
Gratis,
We know Of some Republican farm
ers why will vote the Democratic
ticket IN Stark county this year for the
arst Jime,and we have no doubt there
are Republican farmers who viii DO
this IA every township IN this county,
The Farmers Alliance has inaugurated
a Tree discussion Of all economic ques'
tiOns. This ia an educational feature
that cannot fail to help the Demo
cratic party,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
Nsw a. A. r.. Post.

II Is reported upon good authority that
a new G. A. II. Post Is soon to bo organ
lied in Alliance, name for which has
not yet been selected, II will probably
include In lis membership the members
Of George Harlan Veteran Battalion, and
may possibly unite also the Alliance Post
300 with all the veterans Of the city into
one Post--a result which our people would
hail with delight.-[Allianc Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
THE FARMERs ALLIANCE.
Soheming Republican Politicians Trying
TO Destroy itA Usefulness,

Soheming Republican Politicians Trying
TO Destroy itA Usefulness.
COLUMBUS, Aug, iS,-lSpeclal.l Id. IL.
Brigham Of the National Grange, Ia here
trying to manipulate the Farmers ALI
ance In the interest Of the Republican
party Brigham isa candidate for Con-
gress In the black swamp district, and
wants TO use the Alliance TO help him,
hence he ID here with gang OF Republ-
can hcelers to prevent II possible de-
nuncIatlon OF the Mckinley bill by the
State Alliance Convention, and to pre-
vent the adoption Of tariff for revenue
plank In the platform. Tho committee
on resolutions consists Of Dr. Isaac Gagy,
Miller Puryls, A, j. Agee, Il. s. Perkins,
4. r, McMlllen, w, A, Carpenter and j..
H. Brigham,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
THE FORCE BILL DEAD.

Congress WIN Adjourn by September b.
WASHINGTON, August la,-owlng 10 a
divided sentlmentamong Republican Sem
ators II has been decided 10 allow the
Force bill TO go over to the December
session, and take up no measures but the
tariff bill, general appropriation bills,
river and harbor and public building BILLS,
II Ia understood that ~ Republican Sena'
tors opposed the Force bill. II Ia now
proposed TO adjourn Congress by Sept
9th. A final vote viii probably be taken
on the tariff bill on Saturday noon, Aug
Goth,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

TIE census returns Of Delaware
county give the population 27l2g, In
1850 10 had 1881. There Is a gain Of
1921 In the city of Delaware, end l,lG5
In Delaware township, Now what
caused a county In the heart Of Ohio to
lose 2,18s Of ilsrural population in ten
years, There 10 but one anSwer; the
robber tariff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
can. Alpor io con. shormnn.

BosroN, Aug, l3,-lSpccloll-ln the
Grand Army omcompmcnt today Con.
Algcr created Immense enthusiasm when
turning TO Gen. sherman, who sat on the
he sold "God grant you may
long be here, our leader our idol and our
comrudc. God bless you, Gen. Sherman (,
our love for you is beyond words.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

EXGoy, FOSTER Is a sagaoious poll.
ticlan, He Is quick to detect the drift
Of public opinion lie sees that this Is
q poor year for Republicans, Hence
he writes a letter positively declining
to run for Congress In the S,h diItrict,
which Is about 1900 Democratic, He
has lost faith In Doodle as q campaign
argument, for this year
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

MCKINLEY has concluded to change
the cate OF his mass convention from
Sept. 3rd 10 Aug 20, The various
bross banda VIII take notice ana gov
ern themselves accordingly Masslllon
Is still the focal point where the music
o. set on.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

PERHAPS the date Of the Massillon
Convention was changed from Sept Sd
to Aug, 2B, to enable the Rev. l., NJ,
Kuhns TO oillciate rs chaplain of the
convention, without extending his
leave of absence from Washington. II
so what 10 the necessity for the extra
bugles of four brass bands,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

DURING Blaine's recent visit TO Phil
adelphia he called attention to the fact
that in his early career he was tutor
In the Deaf and Dumb asylum In that
city. Speaking Of Blaine's recent pro.
clamatlon against the Mckinley bill, a
Republican remarked that he is now
trying TO teach the deaf and dumb OF
his own party,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

ToMomow the struggling patriots
OF the Z, up. OF the 2O.h district viii
again NEST iu Cleveland to try and Sc
lect q Congressional nominee, Gen,
shurtltn, the only lighting soldier
among the aspInnls, seems TO have the
poorest show for the nomination,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

ship Mutual Insurance Company, Tick
nor'A house burned, and the insurance
company had him arrested on lhe charge
Of ineendlarlsm, On examination al ha-
VIENNA, he was discharged, and after
wards the grand Jury failed TO indiet lie
now auea for damages 10 hla character
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

aystem, Every good and true man,
should unite with the Democratic
party this fall and yote out OF place
aud power ono of the leading instrp-
ments Of this continuous robbery, Ills
name Ia William Mckinley, Jr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL STRIKE,
sIgna That Il 10 Not oyer.

New York, Aug, l3-lSpoclal. There
are many signs this morning which Indl'
cate the strike on the New York Central is
FAR from being at an end. Only about half
the number Of regular trains are running,
Rumors are persistent that the road and
ia connections win be tied up In few
dnya,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
ATTENTION G, 0. P,
Only Eight Votes In Republican Sugar
Greek.
A Republican Who Kicks at tho Canton
hull pozersr The Party Evidently Dead
ON itA Feet
on Ita Feet,

BEACH CITY, o., Aug, II,
EpIToR STARK Co, DEMoORATi Salur-
day the Oth was the day set for the Re-
publican primaries In Stark county. Eight
select voters done the whole business for
this precinct, where We are supposed to
have q majority Of 10 or 30 Rep. votes,
without notifying the voters publicly or
privately OF the same, The g. o. +. IL
supposed to be solid, and voters are OK
pected to come to the front and work like
little men on election day after such high
handed bulldozlng ~ this, Now II Is
high time such business was stopped, II Il
defeats every man on the ticket, and "
the G, o, +. 10 not short this fall miss
my mark A REPUBLICAN,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

SOME one has sent US the Blue Ridge
Post, a paper printed In Blue Ridge,
Fanulu county, Georgia, II contains
eleven so Id columns Of sheriff sales Of
wild lands, The robber tarlli appears
TO have stuck its fOngs deep into the
heart OF Georgia,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
Two Hundred Deaths From Sour Milk

New YORK, Aug. l2,-ISpocial,l THE
health officers say the insufficient milk
supply together with the poor quality by
the time delivered, consequent upon the
strike, has caused the death Of at least two
hundred babies and aged people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
anow 10 curo Ind ekIn pinon.n,..

Simply apply "SwAYNE's 0IYTMENT.n
No internal medicine required. Cures
tetter, ecEema, itch, oil eruptlons on tho
face, hands, nose, &C., leuKing the skin
clear, white and healthy. us great heal.
ing and curative powers nre possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist sor
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. tr.T.s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

THE total lack Of interest Ia the Re.
publican primaries IN stark county
shows the dep0orabIe dependency into
which the masses Of the party have
fallen II would take more than words
aud tears to 0.tugly depict the situo-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

WILL tie Repository please tell us
what there is in the Mckinley bill TO
make market for "a bushel Of grain or
a barrel Of pork2 Or perhaps the ALI.
ance Review can tell us, or the Massil
lon Independent. But, gentlemen,
don't NIL sneak nc once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
pilanl pilonl Itohlng PIloa.

SYMPTOMS Molsturei intense itching
and singing; most at nights worse by
scratching. II allowed TO continue tum-
ors form, which often bleed and ulcerate
becoming very sore, SWAYNEs ylNr ,r
MENT stops the itching and bleeulnR,nea,ls ,ll
mlcerntIon md In most cases removes the
tumors, Al druQqists, or by mail for. 90
centa, DIR. Swayne q Son, Philadelphia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

BANKER WISE is entitled to our CON
gratulations. He was unanimously
elected delegate from the second ward
TO the Congressional Convention,
Whole number of votes cast, ONE. Mr.,
Wise attended the primary,