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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-21
Train Service.

TRAIN NO. 80, This train runs solid Toledo
to Pomeroy, daily except Sunday; on Sunday
II VIII run to Toledo to Athens and Hooking
Valley Division points only, making direct
connection at Marion for Chicago, connecting
with trains carrying Pullman and Tourist
Dleepers for all Pacific Coast and intermedi-
nte points.
TRAIN NO. 81, daily. This train will leave
Columbus daily ut $50 p. NJ, and will carry
Pullman f0lAceS!eeping unInccliniDg Chair
Car to Chicago
TRAIN no. 81. daily except Sunday, Column
hus TO Toledo making direct connection ut
Toledo for Dciroi! and ail points North ANA
East, and NJ Marion for Chicago, arriving
there at at G:l5 y. III.
Nos5-dnily Columbus TO Toledo, making
direct connections at Toledo for Detroit anu
all points north and cast.
No32 daily. Toledo To Columbus.
No3i. Thisisn solid Train, Toledo 10 I'omc-
roy, daily except sunday. On Sunday ii will
Tliu through from Columbus to Athens ana
No 80 daily, Toledo to Columbus.
No 80 !. avcs Chlcngo daily ~ T:55p. IN.
carrying Pullman Pudnco Sleeping and Re-
clinimg Chair Car 10 Columbus, and runs
daily except sunday, Columbus to Pomeroy
No $S daily except Sunday, Columbus to
Pomeroy
No 10 daily except sunday, from Nelson
willie to South Depot, Columbus.
no 30. Sundays only Columbus 10 Toledo
For orfurthcrnfornntion address Agents c.
II. N.& 4. k'y.
CnAs IL. Rocky RLr- II. Il. FAIKEEBAcIi,
Gcn'l Hup't Gcm'l Pass Aet.
lDauii,llis o.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-21
SIZE WAS IMPATIENT.


Her IAtsOnoo.
As Boston hor5c-car was going north
the other evening with II young lady
and an old gentleman ns sole passen-
gers tho maiden exhibited symptoms OF
impaticnco at tho slow progress lnado.
The car, says tho Now York Ledger,
had to halt for team on tho track, and
she would have rot of but for the gem
tlcman, who said: "It's only for half q
minute-don't bo impatient" Then the
car waited two minutes on q switch,
and she put her head out of the window,
then got out, walked up and down and
was on tho platform when ho said:
"Thero comes the other car. You
seem SO irn1sticnt that am led to be-
nevc that some OF your family arc sick.
Is it SOP"
"They are oil unusually woll," she
replied, IS she took her scat again.
Ono block more and tho car left tho
track. She waited half minute to see
II it could bo hauled on again right
away, and then sho started to go.
lit will be ell right in minute" pro
tested tho old gentleman.
Cant SEQ it, she curtly replied.
"Then you will go?"
Il will"
'And it isn't siclcncss?"
"See here" she said, standing on tho
lower step, Iii you nro dying to know
tho cause of my hurry 1 will tell you.
My beau is to DO at the house at half
past eight, and I'm not going to run the
risk Of losing good offer for all tho old
men and all tho street cars in tho world.
Therel Does that mako you fool any
botter?"
Tho old man pondorcd 1t as the car
slowed around and bounced and bobbed,
and he concluded that she was perfectly
correct, though q little impudent
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-21
LAUGHED AT HIMSELF.
Abraham Lincoln Could Take joke as
Won u3 Give One.

Abraham Lincoln Could Take q Joke as
Won Give One.
Those who knew Abraham Lincoln
best knew that he could tako as well as
give in tho matter of joke, says the
Chicago Journal. In tho spring OF 1910
ho left Springfield, H., for Washington
by stage to accept tho Commissioner
ship OF the General Land Office. In the
stagc wore Thomas II. Nelson, of Terre
Hautc, asterwnrd Minister to Chill, and
Abraham h-mmond, aftorward Gov
ernor OF Indiana. Taey found Lincoln
asleep alone, vito his long, lanl form
stretched across rll tho soats. After
slap or tho back nc sat up and they
inventoried an Individual dressed in o
worn and iil-attinI suit OF bomksinc,
without vest or cravat, and q paim-leaf
hat on tho back of his head. Hero was
subject and tho pair proceeded 10 per-
potrato several jokes. Lincoln took
them with tho utmost Innocence and
good nature and joined in the laugh, al
though at his own eXponse. Whom they
stopped for dinner the conversation
turned on the new comot OF that year,
and at tho table, with tho twenty-five
cent palm leaf undor his arm. Lincoln
asked: What is going to DO the up
shot Of this comet business?" Nelson
replied that ho was inclined to the
opinion that tho world would follow
the darned thing oil. The three did
not meet again for ycars-not until
Lincoln arrived in Indianapolis on his
way to Washington TO bo inaugurated
President. AS they approached the door
of the olico In tho hotel long arm
reached out and shrill voice ex-
claimed: Hello, Nelsonl Do you think,
after all, the worlds going TO follow the
darned thing onY'
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-21
FEES o. LAWYERS.
The Gioricua Tirno Whom Eenr,y All Legal
lights Died Poor.

I.ights Died Poor.
From ChaunCey N. Dopow's judiciary
centennial speech: For forty years aftor
tho Supreme Court began its work the
fees OF lawyers wero not SO large as they
are now. In fact, tho most eminent at-
tornoys received no moro than SIS for
drawing briefs and presenting causes to
furies. Those we're the happy days for
tho client. Nearly all lawyers died
poor. 4 rich lawyer was Gt that time as
much Of novelty 20 C rich literary man
Is now.
How different OF tho end Of this cent
ury! It Is q common thing nowadays to
hear of attorneys receiving SiE0,OO0 for
the reorganization OF railroad or for
organizing trust, and tho quoorcst
part of IL Is that his clients look upon
him with respect commensurate with
his charges. Moreover, tho communi-
ty applauds tho attorneys moderation.
Clients arc most Illogical. They rea-
son from no known commcrcial basis
In tho early days of my career as a
lawyer wrote en- opinion for client
and tlmidly asked S5 therefor He
grumbled a great deal before paying it.
Then no took tho opinion to n famous
Few York advocate to find ont whether
it was all right. The advocate glanced
over IL, wrote across tho hrst page the
word ''correct" and asked 800 Tor his
work. Ny client paid tho sum gladly,
and Is yet talking about the kindness Of
tho great adYocato.
For tho first legal plpcr over drew
charged Sl.50. q farmer was my client,
and no beat mo down to 81. pwonty
years afterward l wrote paper precise
iy similar and received for 1t $500 with
many thanks.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-21
Trnins rnn on Nemlr.ll NtnndNid Tim

TrnInS run on ItnIfilI HINnUiliU IIIlc.
#Trnins stop only on signal.
u Trims D. b, Z, II. 81 and 80, daily. All other
daily except sunday.
Train l2 has Pullman Sleeping coach
cE 10 Boston aud New York daily. I
Trains has Pullman Buffet Sleeping conch-
cs from Boston and New York daily.
Train has Pullman Buffet sleeper from
NeW York tO Chicago daily.
All trains arrive al and dcpartfrom the new
Dearborn Station, Chicago.
Passengers taking trains 10, ~, 33. or3 must
procure tickets before boarding the train.
Passengers who may be going cast or. west
vii lind II to their interest to consult the
agents of this company, who VIII give them
NIL information in regard 10 rates and con-
neoilOns. &c. DONALD
II. w. BURROWS. General Passenger Agt
SupL. CHICAGO.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-21
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

The baptist ycac book, Just issued,
shows that tho nutnbnr of l}aptists in
tho United States Is 3,o70,0lI. During
1854, 1855 nlW members wcrc bap'
tizcd.
Cnc hundred and cighty-nve new
societies oI Christian EnjcaYor were re-
Gently formed III ono week. OF these 4S
woro Presbyterian, g Methodist, 20
Baptist, i6 Congregational, and Chris
t,an
This year ;hc tontcnnial OF Method
im in Canada - 20 lc celebrated by tho
publication OF Il memorial volume,
composed of pa;rrs contributed by vari-
Gus writer's, also 10y special collection
Tor stnttt
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-21
Bucklens Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap.
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
al! slim eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. It
La guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price
90 cents per box. For sale by +
HARRINGTON, Logan O.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-21
DON'T give Up

The use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. One bottle
may not cure "right of" complaint of
years; persist until a cure is effected. AS q
general rule, improvement follows shortly
after beginning the use of this medicine.
With many people, the effect is Immediately
noticeable; but some constitutions are less
susceptible to medicinal influences than
others, and the curative process may, there
fore, in such cases, be less prompt. Persc-
verance in using this remedy is sure of its
reward at last. Sooner or later, tho most
stubborn blood diseases yield to
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-21
Ayers
SarSaDap1Ila

"For several years, in the spring months,
1 used to be troubled with drowsy, tired
feeling, and dull pain In the small of my
back, 80 bad, at times, as to prevent my
being able to walk, the least sudden motion
causing me severe distress. Frequently,
boils and rashcs would break cut on various
parts of the body. BY the advice of friends
and my family physician, began the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla and continued it till the
poison in my blood was thoroughly eradica-
ted."-L. W. English, Montgomery City, Mo.
"My system was all run down; my skin
rough and of yellowish hue. I tried various
remedies, and while some Of them gave me
temporary relief, none of them did any per-
manent good. At last I began TO take
Ayers Sarsaparilla, continuing it exclusive
ly for considerable time, and am pleased
to say that IL completely
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-21
hiOa6 q Atlantic Hallway Company.
TENE& GARD.

Igsy-The Chicago and Atlantic Railway
20 Ibc the most popular line he
tween al points east or west. Its trains arc
of IIie finest day coachcs and palu-
tial i'uilmanslccping cars, ANA run over -
we'll balicsted road bed. No other
line offers more complete facilities. Dircc
connections made in Union Dcrots, thug
avoiding incOnodious transfers at unrcasor-
obi. houis. Tberatcs via this line are as low
rg the lowest. ASK for your tickets via tine
Chicago a. Atlantic Railway and your Journ
cy viii he one OF comfort and pleasure.
II .sgsI'\V h iflS
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-21
HOE nc 60 "a of II.

Milton Houser, of the viclnitycf Shen-
prdoah, Pa. bent his head 10 drink
from brook, whom he felt a h2ard pass
his lips, and quick as thought hc closed
bis teoth upon 1t. Thon he tried to eH-
tract iS by grasplng it's tail, but Anding
II too slippery and observing ttat twas
making toward hi5 throat no Bit the
reptile l.. Two.
A wan, haggard and ragged gentle-
man appeared at tho Kitchen door OF n
Now York residence. "Wiu you please
give mo something TO oat?' inquired
the poor man OF the cook. with pleas
nre," replied tho obligipg cook But
first toll mo what qpiogtupate conbina-
tion OF circumstances bfQnghE you 10
this lamcptablo eonaitlon.P "Ale9l' ro-
piled tho suffering Gpplieant, ~ ana sim
bly, plain, coinmoaplaee bank burglar,
and the superior sllil Of sne prostsent9
and oasaiers Ia THO THRIVING mari bas
throwa mo cat os enlployliers." ''Fcor
Inarw cl.culpted tllo Cocls. ~ VIII elyo
yoa c Largo p.ac2 o. l2roa p.2,"
y ttti 4Hti II. %fsFrf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
PIttabnrg Mnrkot..

ItfTshuH0, July l.
AppLES-slO0D6.00a n barrel,
BUTTER Creamery, Elgin, li60lac, Ohio do
l0ci fresh dairy packed, lO0Gci country rolls
i0g0c,
BERRIES o.. Strawberries, Gllgo per box
Rooseborrlos, Sl.2ilDl.1b per bushol box, black
ragpborrlps lODllq pQr quart homegrown
rod .raspbcrrics, lI0lsc, homegrown, black
CANTALOUp pES.- S90OlDl.0 .0O por crato,wnter.
melons, slA.UOlb2i.0J per l0J
CHEESE New Ohio cheese, 1lE60sc, New
York cheese, we, Llmborgcr, l0lfG0l2lfc. do.
nestle Swcitzor, loo, Imported SwOltzer, 2jbo
EGGS lilbdDlbo per dozen for strictly fresh
pOULTHY'-Llyo chickens, blDSir per pair,
dressed, lsiolio por poundi ducks, OGD1b6 per
' VEGETABLES - New southern potatoes,
fl,O0lbl.b pcr barrel, cabbage, slf5662.60 per
nrgc crate. bermuda oniOna, S2.2j per bushul
crate, green onions, WGDjDc por do1onj green
wax beans, s20Q02ab oucumbcrs, slbO1l. "a
pcr box tOmNtOea, Sl,I6Qb2.25 por box,
WllEAr-'Now No. rod, Witglo, No. 0, $40
sSc.
CORNING. 2 yellow ear, ie0l8c, high
mixed ear, i0lEf1iio; No, yellow, Hhelicd 10
lDl4l6o, high mixed, aholod corn, lsGD8slSc.
..OATS-No, y white, B5GDablao; extra No .,
Bgl8lgci mixed, G6DNlsC.
FLOUR-JobbinR prlcca-Fanpy winter aud
Hprlng. patents, 8,Jip576i winter straight
NASAX bakors', si.2OlbibO Rye four, 5000
HAY..-Balod timothy No. I, SD.OO@g.bl No.
DO NbO4AOO Loose from wagon, Sll.O0D
ldu0, according 10 quality, No. = prairie hay
W'560ogi'gi packing do, S0.UldD5.5G clover hay
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Several cases Of disease, believed TO bt
cholera, have appeared ~ Oporto,
The Nevada Democratic state central com.
mittee has decided TO hold tho state convention
NJ Reno, sept II,
Three shocks Of earthquake were felt at
Santa Rosa, Cal, Tuesday, Thoy were not hO
severe ~ those Of sunday
Mr. william Crawford, member Of parlla-
ment Tor tho middle division Of Durham, died
Tuesday lilo was q LIBERAL
Prince Lultpold, the regent, and the NON.
bera OF the royal family were present yoater-
day at tho opening Of tho Munich art
exhibition,
Per agreement effected last May the car
pentom and ionors NJ So0ttdalc, Pa, quit
work Tuesday evening NJ 4 o'clock and hero.
after work but nlno hours, Thoy receive 20
cents por hour
-Four negroes, armed with shotguna. sur.
rounded tho mlll Of j. u, White, near Talla.
hassur, Fla, drove on tho employees, set fire
10 the Mill and stood guard around Il tlll II
was destroyed. Tho negroes made good their
escape,
A remarkable story reaches Vienna from
BistcrnllY In the northern part OF Hungary,
A party Of Inherent bear tamuu, with their
animals, had An alteration on the highway
with tramp, who WIS killed IN the heat Of u
tght by the showmon and his body fed 70 tho
hears,
tYt .. ...-.. ys.r.... ya.-.f-.... A.. 4.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
PUBLIC paar srAraMeNr.
Premium Paid on nonds Was Fully Three
Millions More Than During tho Pre-
eeding Year,

Premium Paid on nonds Was Fully Three
Millions More Than DuTing tho Pre-
eeding Year
WASHINGTON, July q,-The reduction
In the public debt during June, as shown
by the monthly statement Issued from
the treasury department yesterday, was
SeO, ,0e5, 1e0, and for tho fiscal year which
closed Monday, ss,l1i, ,AAs, The reduc'
ton during the preceding year varied
but little from this amount and was
Sas, $685. ,Oq5, During the past fiscal year
tho government has purchased and re-
deemed In round numbers S1l,0OO,O 900
per cents, and about SBl 900, 900 4 i-s
per cents, ut a total cost OF sleb,4le,0e7.
The premiums paid on the 4'a purchased
amounted 30 sls,A700ea, and ON the
4 les, 81 ,Ae7 1901, or q total Of ssO,aOi,-
eei The net cash In the treasury TO-
day Is S5b, iOD7is, A month ago u was
s30DOl ,7Ol, and year hgo, sll ,isi, ,OAs,
Imports Of Gold
into the United States during the fiscal
year Just closed were, apprOXimating
for June, Sles7a, ,78e, and the exports
SAT- ,0De, ,O20, or a net loss Of gold by ex-
port during the year Of A,ee0, 1888, Dur
ing the preceding fiscal year the imports
OF gold were slO,a7e, ldb, while the OK.
ports reached 500, OBa,p ,p8O, a net loss OF
M0,00l, ,lOl,
Government receipts from all sources
during June amounted 20 sB1bi6,sDl 4,
against sle, i5i DOi Ia June year agOl
and for tho fiscal year the revenue ag-
gregated Si0a ,0s8,O ,O7D, which N greater
than IN any year since lhsl-se, when II
reached Sl0A, ESQ During the pre-
ceding fiscal year the revenue from oil
sources was Sls1 0b0,056, While the
revenue for the past year was Sl5,O00,-
900 greater than during the preceding
year,
Expenditures We're Also Greater,
and aggregated S8l1OsO,0ll. or about
eighteen and three'quartera Of u millions
more than during the preceding fiscal
year, The ordinary expenses, for civil
and miscellaneous expenses, and the In
dian charge, varied but little during tho
past two years The interest ON the
public debt during the year Just closed
amounted 70 $50, le5,slO, or about FIVE
millions less than the preceding year,
The premium paid ON bonds purchased
SEQ 3Oi, ,eei-wps fully three millions
more than during the preceding year,
and the pension charge for the past year
amounted 20 slO0 O80, ,4eb. About eight
millions Of this amount was used 20 pay
pensions due during the closing months
Of the preceding fiscal year, NO that the
real pension charge during the past year
was about 500, 100000, against O5,0OO,-
900 In the preceding year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

EAST LinnRrY PA, July 1.
CATrLE--R Receipts, asia head, shipments,
1850 head; market loo 10 900 OF from Last
weeks pflcen
HQGS-Heceiptg, 0ObQ head; ahIpments. 4,bb0
headl market fair; gelecled, S8iOf1l0O: com.
mon TO best Yorkerp, sa.eOat3bO pigs, sa.OOo
siIEEP- -Rcccipta, awo head, shipments, 100
head at last weeks pricusl prime, lbQ0(pb.S4;
yearlinR lambs. el.00D62bs spring lambs, $500
00,1. Shipments 10 New York yesterday,
ID cars cattle aud ~ cars h0na
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Now YORK. Produce Erohaneo.


NEw YoHR, Julyi.
FLOUR=Clnse dull but steady nne grades
OF winter s2,Old2lH do spring, Sl.sOlt2,OG au.
pOrilnr winter, S2,ln6bsih, do spring, s2,l00
e.h0i extra No. winter 2,1iG3& do spring,
ssAOip#ib extra No, l WutUr SJlbitA 10; do
spring, sl2rbl1i. city mill extras si.D0lDi 10
for West lndlug southern flour closed steady,
trade aud family extras, sl,3jlDLbj for Wost
Indies
RYE Nominal
BARLEY Nominal
Bu1'rER-Closcd dull and woak; eastern
creamery i6AlBlSo, western do, lIdblOc.
CHEESE Quiet factory New York ohod.
dar, Nlbstec, western fiat, 0tic,
EGGS Dull; fresh eastern flrsts. lbo
Canadian do, lbo, western do, lldtlli6c
sC0AN-Raw steadyl fair refining, iAoj re.
fined firm and active, outlouf and crushed,
Gsc powdered, U5Nt0,Olc, Rranulntod B4o,
cubes Glkol mould A, GBlc, standard A, so,
candy A, BlSci extra e. bWitbbjci golden q,
li6GD5l6c,
COFFEE-spot lots closed steady, fair Rio,
oarOos lpfc, futures closed steady
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Chicago Market

CHICAGO, July l.
wfiEAT--A general desire 10 change over
from July 10 other months was tho feature Of
yratcrdny'c wheat market, and ~ result
July declined We and other months Ao.
CORN=MnB governed by the AhmO cause a.
wheat and closed lklDAo lower,
OATS=Closcd about unchanged from Sat.
urdnyH close,
PROVtSlONS-Woro weak under the nilu.
once Of heavy receipts aud lower prices Of
hogs. Pork closed bGll0o lower, lard 2lllDjo
lower and ribs UNCHANGED.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
Diseases of the Ear.


Fow persons over my or sixty years OF ago
hon well, ana many badly, while numbers
ofyoung persons, especially children, autior
severely from DEAFNESS; numbers honr out OF
hut ono eur and are either not aware Of II or
roncoal n, Thousands aro unable 20 hold
social intercourse, 10 hear sermons, or oral
discoursos OF any kind, and many moro ar0
totally denG Nine ont ofton suffering with
complete or partial deafness can bo cured.
Thogonoral advice OF Physicians, "Lot tho
ears alone IA the greatest nlllaoy and dolu.
sion, and IA invariably the result OF lgnor.
nnco, Being conscious that he, tho doctor,
does not understand tho delicate structure Of
Tho eur, he siraghtway decides that no ono
living does know anything aboutit, AZ tho
HRno time, perhaps, ho novor has listened 20
n lecture upon tho subject or glyon himself
iho slightest opportunity 10 know anything
OF tho ear Tho proper plan IL thsi Go 20 a
physician who mntch this business q special.
~ and get his opinion OF tho case, one pro
pared with proper Instruments for opening
up tho ear and looking directly into tho dis.
onHod structure Llston 10 no discourage
mont until you have reliable evidence that
you cannot DO cured. The advice OF n flmily
physician frequently matons the curse OF
deafness upon some member OF tho mmlly,
whilo In many casos tho ontro detect might
bo removed In one or two months, and mo
uuontly IN ton minutes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
AamlanIon 10 TaIr orounda Troo

The committee on arrangements for
tho celebration OF the Fourth by the John
A. Logan Council, No. 9, o. U. A. NJ, os-
pccially request the people Of Canton 10
decorate on the line Of march, and wish
,nn 10 know that the admission 10 tho fair
wrounds is free and tho object 10 10 have q
.jpIIy good patriotic time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
DR.. H. Russell Burner
WILL DE AT THE

DIR. II. Russell Burner can
be consulted, free of charge,
at his Canton Health Office,
Mo. Ia N. Cleveland Avenue,
ON the 18th and l6th Of each
and every month.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
DYSPEPSIA.
~ DIR. II. RUasELL BURNER.

Dyspepsia Ia that condition OF the digestive
organs In which wohro not able 10 digest our
FOOD properly ana manufacture II into good
blood, Besides this greatest possible lofa 20
thoayaiem, tho patient II troubled with the
inconvenience OF food rottlng away IN the
stomach ana bowels, cnuangpaln, flatuloncy,
heartburn, nausea, and thousand and ono
othor difficulties We might namo n we had
the time and space. Our very lives depend
upon the blood We mike out Of our food.
Good blood makes good body; poor blood
poor body; while diseased blood gives us, NO
long ~ We carry II, u diseased condition OF
tho body, ana thoro IL no power 10 euro auy
disease except II IN through tho blood, aa tho
blood makes our entire body. 80 all repairs
come through tho blood, and wo mover try 10
cure any disease without NJ the same time
curing d' spcptic condition first, n II exists
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
THE MARKETS.
New York Money Market

NEw Youg JulyL
Money closed NJ 9}S por cont, tho lowest rate,
highest u
Exchange closed lower, posted rates, A,sbb
t,Nsle, actual rates. ei,MA Tor aixtysdAy bills
and siSigi FOR demand.
G0yornmont honda closed steady currency
G'A liz bid, Ga coupon, LslRbldi iA'a do, l.W
bid,
Pacific railroad bonds closed na follows
Union lrats, LIZA bid sinking funds, il3
bid, CVnirulH Lie.
state bonds closed dull.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03
.BRADLAUGH, BY. EGBERT,
PEDIGREE or BRADLAUGH .

PEDlGREE 0R BRADLAUGH'
sired by Egberet sire of Emma, aiei Superior,
9llDK, and "a others
lBt dam by Mambrlno Champion,
2nd dam, Reyol, by tho great Vandal,
Brd dam by Gaines Denmark by old Denmark
BRADLAUGH Is q blood bay, 10 hauds, weight 1900
lbs, sound, without bIemitl. aud as handsome az
any English coach horse You ever saw. He 10 very
fast and expect 10 give hln record close 70 2i2O
this Fail. I started him IN the Ontario Circuit
last August after only two weeks work, and after
q season OF 40 mares In his first race he got q
record OF pi97h over o sandy half mile track, and
won his race started him IN four other races and
won every one OF them, The last was tho free-fOr-
ali stallion race at the Great Western Ontario Fair,
NJ Eeeox Center, whGn no went against the bost
horses IN Canada l won this race with BRAD
LAUGH In tho 2nd, ath and bth heats
invite tho breeders Of stark County TO come and
500 me nc canton Fair Grounds TRACK after July
18th.
BRADLAUeH will bo limited 20 10 mares, at
Wv Wv ' ISAAC w. REED.
Lenmington, Ontario.
june 90, 1890, .jull-tues-sat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-03

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