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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
MCKINLEY HAS COMPANY,
Distinguished Arrivals In Washing
ton City.
Mckinley Very Much Disturbed-htill
His Smile 10 Serene and Patronising,

WARRINGTON, Jan, 70. -lspeolal,l r.
Among distinguished arrivals from Ohio
this morning we're O, @, Cook and Charles
A, Daugherty, both Of Canton, On later
train came N, j, Trodo, also Of Canton,
OF course all these gentlemen come on a
mlsaIon, aud II appears to be located In
the Canton postolllee, Cook and Daugh'
erty want Major Mckinley 10 appoint as
mail distributor Of Canton q man with
quite yolumnlous papers, named G. v, H.
Melllnger, Mr. Trodo ID advocating q
man called W, q, Myers, Major MoKln-
Icy, while glad TO greet his Canton con.
stItuonts, 10 somewhat disturbed over the
conflict In the advice he h receiving. The
Major did not arise early this morning,
and whom no had finished hla 10 O'Clock
breakfast AZ the Ebbltt House, ho was
confronted with a spectacle to appall the
atoutoat Protection heart-ao many OF his
fellow oltlzena, friends ana brethren Of
mostly one faith, who failed TO agree on a
candidate for postmaster In his own town
aud home, II aeomo such q reflection
on Major McKnley'a Judgment that
such an array Of ablo-bodlod Republicans
should Journey eastward for five hundred
miles to advise him Ia great atatoamon)
on matter In which ho has such intricate
knowledge and such deep personal and
political concern. Mr., Henry A. Wise
allll llnRora 90 the especial advocate Of q
man named Jefferson Houaor. Later,
your correspondent will send you u mes.
ange giving tho final outcome Of this con-
illct Of local opinion on q subject on which
no much depends, There In an improa-
sion here, which II constantly growing
wldor and stronger, that Canton IN very
large town. She IL certainly attracting
great attention now NJ iho National Cap
ltal.
McKlnloy'a private secretary has re-
colvod about 800 kilograms within the past
twonty.four hours, all on the Canton
poatoilloo, Judging from the contents OF
some Of them, the Democrats are taking a
hand In the contest.
LATER DISPATCH,
Trodo, who found that he could not win
for Meyers, Ii now Joining Cook and
Daughorty In pushing Molllngor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
BnNsApIoNAh NEWS


From tho South Paoino...Rovolt Among
tho san Bloa Nativoa.--Thoy sooedo
From tho Republic OF Columbia and
Aaiao tho American Flag---A War Cor
tain,
NEW York, jan, 20, Especial, Tho
Indians of San Bios oonst, oil Columbia,
have annexed themselves and their coun.
try TO the United States, For many years
these Indians have boon supplied with
merchandise In exchange for oocoanuts
by American traders, They have had
little communication with the rest Of
Columbia undhavo lived under tribal rule,
mover acknowledging authority ofgovcrn.
mont Ut Bogota, the capital OF Columbia,
The recent seizure Of American vessels,
ladon with goods for them, and the stop
pago Of their trade with the United States
by action Of the Columbian gunboat La
pOgsa have oxNsporatcd thom 10 the high.
est degree. Several sons Of chiefs Of
large tribes have boon brought to this
country and educated In American schools
When the lndlOns learned Of tho action
Of the Columbian government and Lo
posso thcy decided TO become at once
American citizens, Soon aftorward the
la Poso oppca cd of the coost and land
ing, u party Of marines was set ashore NJ
once. Tho Indians ran up the American
flag and the firing Of u signal gun soon
brought large body OF armed
Indians TO the shore They were armed
with machotto knives and pistols and
completely surrounded the force sent
ashore from the gmboat, Tho chief
stopping out before his mon delivered an
address TO the Columbian commander In
which ho assorted that the San Bios In
dlans woro Americans and would fight
unor the American flag, or course war is
certain,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Annhle heaInnInR.

A noble beginning. -
The first step In the proposed building
Of city hospital has been laken, ANA thh1
avery declalye one,
The negotiations for Tho purchase OF
real estate for that grand institution OF
mercy aud charity were completed na'ni-
Whai the future will bring forth ato be
seen, but N the protectors who wiz Do re
lied On are any criterion, II will be an OK
oeedlng bright one. ,, h,
from preaent indications this year oi
our Lord, 1890, Will be fmught with oita-
dela OF energy prosperity compassion
and benefcenoe for Canton
The NFWa.DEMOOHAp OF January 9TH,
contained an extended report Of the work
being done Ia that direction, but was az
the time unable 70 give any names, since
then tho work has been quietly going on,
aud II h with pleasure that the result can
be explicitly given -, g. -
Saturday afternoon MIS- george u,
Hnrter purohaaed four and ono half acres
Of land from Meaars. w. II, and II. III,
Sbanafeit. The land IL located on the east
aide OF the woods In what ID known aA the
Smith farm on West Tuacarawan street,
Tie prlce paid for the site was A,bOO, II
IA the Intention OF Mrs. ilarter 10 have a
hnndaome and eOmmodlona building
erected for the use Of the city OF Canton
as hospital. II Ia not known yol what
amount OF money will DO expended ln the
building. After the building 70 completed
a large sum OF money Will DO given by
Mra. Iarter 40 an endowment for ih sup
mort. ID IN the intention OF the donor 70
build this Institution and present II 70
tho city Of Canton memory OF
the late g. Aultman, hor father The cost
has not been considered enough 70 give
any definite idea concerning H. Mr., ana
Mrs. Harter will visit u number OF dliior-
ont hoapitala before thoy mako any dell
mite plana as 10 lts architecture or con-
ID IA known that Mr.. ilarter and wifo
have been looking fora suitable site upon
which 10 erect building for this purpose
for the past few years, but could not 40 so
cure ono that was perfectly natia'
factory, The building Will DO
commenced aomo timo during spring
or tho early part Of the coming summer.
ii has not bcon decided yet by Mrs, Harior
an 10 the way In which the institution Will
bo conducted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
aoNn TWENTY-FIVE ynAns.

A Hermit Dioa---uooa to Alllanoo.--A
wrook---othor Frooburg Nowa.
A FrcoburR correspondent wrItoai
Charles Smith who left those parts twelve
years ago for Crystal county, Nob, IL at
present visiting NJ Samuel Harizoll'a
George RUIZ, an aged bachelor who llv-
cd the lifo Of q hermit, died on Saturday
from dropey aud was inferred In the Sa-
lem burial ground on Monday afternoon,
Roy. Stuchy officiating.
j. w. Myers, who has for several years
boon acting ~ the correspondent from
Frooburg 10 the Alliance Loader, has nc.
ccptod position on the editorial stolr OF
the above journal.
A small wreck on the A. l., u, q S on
Saturday caused the suspension Of busi-
moss on the south end Of tho rond for that
day. Tho engine and several cars took u
siding whore thorO was no switch,
Two children OF the family Of John
Summer are sick with the much dreaded
disease, dlpthorin.
Prof. Ankormnn'a lecture ON marriage
and courtehip and mosmorlo performance
NJ tho school house, were good on Sotur-
day night,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
CONRAD PETER DIES.
After Predicting His Death Several
Days Ago
He Passed a Restless Might and Dies This
Morning at 2 -.-ala Life,

Conrad Peter the dyer, died NJ 7i9C
o'clock this morning AZ his North street
residence, al the advanced age Of w yoara,
Mr., Peter was greatly affected by tho
death Of his son Frank about one year
ago, and has brooded greatly over the
loss. Up 10 several days ago Mr. Peter
was attending 10 business, One night
about that time the old gentleman dream
cd that he had died, and In his dreams he
saw his own funeral corloge, This at
feeted him TO such q degree that he be-
came IN, II was not such an 10 oonflne
him 10 his bed. Monday evening he grew
very restless and al a. N, this morning
walked about the house, Several hours
later the end came.
large circle OF relatives, friends and
aoquantanoea viii mourn hlh loss. lie
was AN upright aud valuable citizen, and
by his thrift aud business tact built up a
u large and ilourlahing bualnena llo was
one OF the first members OF tho German
Pioneer Society, and tho oldest member OF
tho 81 Peier'a hooloiy.
The funeral win be held Friday morn.
Ing az 10 o'clock,
MIR. Peter was born In 1900 at Somburn,
Kuhrhraaen, and emigratod 20 America
and located In this city In 1887, llo was
twice married, His frat marriage was 10
Catharine Strebln 1898 aud his second was
10 Mary Ann Streb In 1913, by the ilrAt
wife he had one boy and hoyon girls and
by the second wife five boys aud lyo
glrls. A widow aud the following chill.
dren survive Mr.. peteri Rev. Geo, Peter,
now OF So. ylncenta Hospital, Toledo
Mrs, Conrad and Mrs. Frank Strlif, OF
Whoollngj Mrs, Jos, Zimmerman, OF Nor.
walk Mrs, Mark Herbert and Mra. Law.
romeo Stroh, Of Cantoni Mrs. Mathl'
na Stephan, Mrs. John g, Waeohter, Mr.,
John PotoE w. 9. Peter, Mr.. Auguat Pc
tor, Mrs. Al. Humphrey, Mrs, John. G.
Loronz and Miss Minnie Potor, Of Canton,
and Otto Potor OF Sanduaky, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

except 40 how 10 get possession Of H.
There 10 but one part Of the gobe where
money does not seem 70 be hilep an neen'
tive 70 corruption, and that lain hwlizef'
land, 10 IL not necessary thm any man
ahOuid sacrifice his party Ia oTier that he
may be true 70 his country, ! You want
10 read OF theGrealeat depfaVly lust read
history Of the dolnga Of Whllhlreel We
are the most homogeneous people on the
face Of tile earth, differing m'ally IN OK
ternal character
The dangers of the hour, according 70
Mr., WRttefHon, are the raeequesllon IN
the SOUTH the rise OF socialism and an-
arOhlHts, aud money Ia polite, Ito OK
pressed the hope that The American mas.
Sos have enough genuine morllly, love Of
country and patriotic endeh'pr 70 see 70
II that all these dangers are hgerlel, ANA
that the nation has before ita grand ca
YlgV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
From tho Now York World.

WAsIuNaroN, Jan. Tho thrift which
IA euch distinguishing Characteristic OF
thla administration, and which lohua tho
proaidont aa a matter OF economy TO np-
noint ~ hla relatives 10 office, IN found 10
bc on the incroaao In the domestic part OF
the Presidential establishment Mrs
UnrrIaon, following the example Hot by u
dlatlnquahed member OF her husbandh
administration, has gone into "tradq'"
Ihore IA In this city ilrm. OF butter
dealers which enjoyed y virtual monopoly
OF the bost custom under tho Cleveland
administration. Thcy were the purvoy,
asa az butier 10 tho White House, and
among their cuatomorg were oil me NOM
bore of the Cabinet and many othor poo'
nie In public life. Whom the Hnrrinona
iook poaaosalon Of the White House these
denlera continued 10 send thoir prints To
mo Executive mansion, and the Cabinet
houeoholda followed the lead aot by tho
White House and dealt with the same
nrm -.
Summer vacation nj Door Park tho Wnilc
House steward notified the firm that nc
would not require any moro butter from
thom, and about the anmo tmo the orders
from tho Cabinet dropped OH. inc butter
mon hnyc been quietly investigating the
mniier and they nnd ont that WHOM Mrs
Harrison was nt Deer Park she made an
Arrangement with q farmor there 10 send
10 Washington a large tub Of butter every
week. A certain amount OF this IN used
In Inc White House aud the rest IL rctailcd
10 The members Of the Cabinet, Mrs: Har'
rleon charging them an advance OF i've
cents pound on tho prico she pays
Whenever u new tub OF butter arrives ~
the White House Mrs. Harrison goes into
the kitchen, and with hor own hands
weighs out the oxact quantity which each
OF hor customers takes, Thc butter II
thon neatly wrapped up, addressed, n
memorandum Of The quantity incloaed In
tho package, and delivered by one OF the
Official moasongors. Tho butter, however,
has not given the boat satisfaction, and
Mrs. Harrison has Lost two OF her Gus
tomora-Mrs. Blaine and Mrs. Window
again dealing with the original purvcyors'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
ponth Of q Won Known Lndy.

Mrs, Nicholas Dcvillo died NJ her resi-.
dcncc, four miles southwest OF the city on
the Rlchyllo road, at 3 o'clock this morn
ing. She had boon III for nino weeks
with dropsy and consumption setting In
caused death. She was aged about 30
years and leaves husband, twelve chill
dron and large clrclo of friends TO
mourn her loss. The funeral will take
place Saturday morning NJ 10 o'clock,
aud the remains viii bo Inferred In 81,
Johns cemetery.
Tho deceased was u daughter OF the
was Indy whose many acts Of kindness
gained for her largo circle Of friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
The u. q. Senate To-day.

WASHINGTON, Jan. q. Especial. + In
the Senate to-day Ingalls, presented n
Joint resolution FOR the erection OF n mon
umont 10 Abraham Lincoln on the Gottys'
burg battlefield.
The House bill granting an honorable
discharge to sailors and marines who
have lost their certificates Of discharge
was passed,
After the introduction of few unim-
portant bills, Mitchell Of Oregon called
up the bill relative to free coinage OF sill
yer, which he supported In speech OF
great length,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
BIO EXCITEMENT IN KANSAS.

A Furious Mob Anxioua 10 Lynch an Aa.
aabain, VINO shot Man Suspected OF
Intimacy with His Wifo,
WICHITA, Kan, Jan. 90 -Spccial,-l
Three hundred men called NJ the jail In
ColdwNtor shortly before midnight last
night, and demanded the body OF DR.,
Stratum, who killed Dudley Murphy on
Monday by shooting him In the back,
They broke In, but failed TO find Stratum,
who had boon tol,cn TO an adjoining coun-
~ for safety. Tho mob then separated
In two bands, each going to adjacent
county seats In search of Stratum, with
the intention of lynching him II secured,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Tnn aRnAT sNow pLooK Apn

II Ia Brokon on tho Union Pacific, but
n Remains unbrokon on tho Southern
Pacific.
PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. 2s. Especial Tho
great snow blockade all along the limo Of
the Union Pacific rail road is reported
raised again. A through train arrived
here last evening, bringing malls and
passengers. All frcighttroins are moving
aud everything will be moving on timo
within a few days. The blockade on tho
Southern Pacific Ia still unbrokon on &C.
count OF the unusual depth Of the snow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
THE GIRL FEVER IN ARK ANsAs.

II Binds Two Young Mon Worry Suddenly
-Bad Case Of Love,
BArEsyILLE, Ark, Jan, 2s,-lSpcciol.-l
Emma Frye and George Missncr, while
talking together Sunday night, were shot,
the former probably fatally and tho lat
ter seriously, by Jake Schroeder. These
two men were rivals for a certain girls
affections. As Schroeder rodo away,
brother Of the girls fred thrco shots at
him, lie was evidently hurt, butmNnagcd
to gct away. Yesterday he was found
dead IN an old house IN the vicinity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Ex-senator Dorsey and His Meat Mono
poly Sohomo.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s,-lSpccial. l-Ex.Senu-
tor Stephen w, Dorsey, OF Arkansas, who
was TO be large stockholdcr in the new
corporation known as American Meat
Company which would control the beef
production Of the Southwest was at the
Grand Pacific yesterday, and says plans
for the formation Of such corporation
have boon abandoned, because It's pro-
motcrs become satisfied II could not bo
made 10 win,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Arroatod in Cleveland.

Yesterday Constable Robholtz went 10
Cleveland and arrested Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas on the charge Of ombcz2lomont,
Tho warrant was issued In Justice Wet.
tnoh's court, tho affidavit being sworn
10 by Epply Cornell. She IL charged with
ombogsllng 800 while acting 90 clork IN
the store purchased from Geoting q Vick-
ers, She pleaded not guilty and gave
bail In tho sum of 500 for her hearing
Saturday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
A REMARKABLY CASE.
A Trust Tiond After tho Sugar TruD
Rhnrlkh For 8boO.oOO.

A VruBt VIond Aftor thO BuKhr TrubI
Sharks For 100000.
NEW YORK, Jan, 20, Special. Henry
Hcnly, woll-lmown merchant and OK
president Of the Cotton Exchange, the or
ganIscr OF the Lead Trust and It's first
president, has brought suit against tho
Sugar Trust which ho claims also TO have
organized, llo Glcs a claim for half u
million dollars, being one percent of total
capitalization, which was to have boon his
commission. The papers on the FIRST suit
have already boen served on Theodore
Hayomoycr, president of the Sugar Trust
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Low and AnnnnnInntlon in Knnnnu,

CLEARWATER, Kan, Jan, 8.-[Spoclol.l
dudley Murphy, q leading citizen, wus
shot IN the back and killed hero yesterday
by DR.. Stratum, prominent pcyslclan,
who suspected tho former OF intimate
relations with his wifo, Straum govo him-
self up to the shoriif for protection, as he
feared lynchng. There s intense excite
mont over the affair.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
oANNoT ON nxonLLnp.
stark County Boys in tho United statoS
Navy.

hthrk county hoyh IN tho united bthteh
Navy.
Commander William M. Folgor has
latoly been appointed Chief Of the Bureau
OF Ordnance.
First Lieutenant u, II, Buckingham 10
Naval Attache 10 the American Legation
In London.
First Lieutenant Charles Laird 10 In tho
Caribbean aoa engaged In coast survey bo-
twoon tho West lndiea and South America.
Second Lieutenant II. G. Prince In Drill
Master az the Naval School.
Henry j, Hlogomoior graduates this year
from the Academy,
We doubt whether thoro Ia a county In
the State that has any more crcditablo
Representatives In the Navy than Stark.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
rhnu wnnt Fritz awono.

Postmaster Archinal has received u lot
ter from the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors'
Homo at SandualSy, inquiring as TO the
whereabouts Of Fritz Swopc, sent there
somo timo ago, but now missing. Tho
letter reports that thoro h nn order there
for Swope TO appear before tho U. y,
Bonrd OF Examiners with Wow OF In
cronaO In his pension. Swopo, or Aloxan-
der his proper name, is not In the city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
A stonmbont sinkn IN tho Ohio.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 2s.-[Special T.
The steamboat Ohio, Of the Cincinnati
and Memphis packet company, Captain
John Myor running from Memphis to
Cincinnati, sunk at the foot Of the falls
opposite this city, AT II o'clock last night.
No lives were lost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

Every mother should have q topy Of the
book WI'ho Caro- and Feeding Of lnfante,' -
issued by the propriotors Of Mollm'e Food
Tho Dollber.Goodablc Go, Al Central
Wharf, Boston, Mass, II contains advice
of the greatest value and assistancet 20 her
In feeding her childs Send for q copy II
will be nailod free 10 any address.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Took First Prigo.

Tho State board OF pharmacy recently
analysed twelve OF the most popular mod
icines In order 20 SEQ whether they were
what they wore recommended TO bo. After
two weeks Of careful work, they awarded
the first prize, gold medal, 10 Mossrs,
A. p. Ortlwny a Co., proprotors OF Sui
phur Bittors, II bong In their opinion the
best and only strictly puro blood purify
ing medicine In the markot--[ Weekly
ChOmIat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

"Hcar that both Mossra. Monnot and Drca-
bach want 10 90 TO Congress, Both are
bright, aggressive young mon, and both
are bound 10 make their mark. Mr., Dress
bach will probably walt a few yoara, but
should Stark go into q Democratic district
Mr. Monnot should carry Off the Plum.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
THE VERY LATEST.
Mckinley Did Not Settle the Matter
In llh Mind To-day,
Now Rush Your Advice and Recon-.
mondationa.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 20,-lSpcciol,l- J.
Major Mckinley did not make his recon.
mcndatlon for the Canton postolllcc to.
day, lie appcrrs to bo somewhat confus.
cd by the multitude Of advice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Hannibal Hamlin and His Generous
Patriotism,

BANGOR, Main, Jan. 20,--[Speciol, J.
ex.vcc President Hannibal llamlin heads
u subscription list for the Grand Army
Memorial Building which was opened
yesterday with subscription of 81
500 subject TO two conditions as follows;
In caso $1,000 Is raised in two years he
will give $1,000. II 5000 additional is
raised in that time ho will give $3.50
more,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

comparison 10 tho alae OF the place, II
aeeIhs this has changed considerable with
la che past few days, During the time
between Saturday noon ana Monday
evening there were slx deaths ln The city
attributed 10 la grippe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Pilosl piloal 1tohins Pilou.

SYMproMs--M Moisture, intense itching
nndbtinging; most NJ night; worse by
scratching. n allowed 10 continue tum'
ors form, which often ICED and ulceratc,
bocomlnk very sore. ~WAYNES OlNT'
Mnrr stops the itchingan Needing, heals
the tlimorg. AZ druggists, OF by mail for
10 cents. DR.. Swayno u Son, Philadelphia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
eolIoltlna for tho Y. M. .. A. nnll

Soliciting for tho X, M, q. A, Building.
Tho canvass FOR the remaining 5000
needed for tho completion OF the Young
Mons Christian Association building Ia
being pushed. A considerable amount
has boon secured and number Of busi-
ness mon who hnvo not heretofore taken
any part In the solicitation for funds have
takon hold and expect 10 500 their friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
MiataSo in tho Medicine.

Saturday evening DR.. d. A. Swart, who
at No. 1906 Wost Tuscarawas street, admin.
isterod medicine TO his 10 month old son
Frederic. Ho gave him as ho supposed
chlornl hydrato, which, bya druggists mis-.
take, was corrosive stlblimnto, the child
dying short time thereafter, Tho fun
eral took place on Sunday nj 3 o'clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
olaoD Company omooru.

The directors OF the Canton Glass ConO.
pany held meeting this afternoon and
elected tho folloglng officers. President,
Henry w. Hartor, secretary and treasurer,
Charles j. Bockius; general manager and
metal maker, Charles II. Henderson, do.
sRner and mold maker David Barker.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

DIR. Kirby's Golden Formula The Lady's
Own Prescription, is the best medicine on
the market for,the diseases FOR whichit IL
recommended. Try H. For sale by Lead.
ing Druggists. A Trehtist Eree--Address
II. Kirby, M. D., 160 East TuscarawAs 81,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Stock md Whnnt Mnrknt.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 2S. Especial. l. Tho
noon market to-day has been strong,
with Louisville, 81. Paul and Union Pa
cilc features NJ advances above last
nights closing. Wheat is strong but
quiet. May wheat S7h bid.
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anow 10 cnro nll al,In plnennon.,

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINTMENT.N
No Internal medicine required. Cures
letter, ocgoma, itch, all eruptiona. on the
face, hands, noso, Sc., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy lts great heal
Ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. Tsr-s