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

Nobody can take exceptions 10 the
nominees of the Springfield convention
The leader of the ticket is an educated
farmer, who has had Legislative expert
enee, and has given thought 70 lhe
great economic questions OF the dhy'
Ills interests are inextrloably bound up
with those of theagrioultural section OF
our people, but no has publicly ayowed
that his faith Is pinned 10 Democratic
principles, under whose benehcent con.
troll the farmer will find the quickest
and BuTest relief. The canvass VIII be
no propaganda OF new born and fantaa'
tic notions, but q preaching OF the I'M
mutable doctrines OF Democracy, they
stand for the common welfare OF all
They demand the reversal OF all ineQui'
ty, and thus the farmer will secure
relief because he ID most oppressed
The qualifications OF Judge Okey are
not disputed by his party opponents
And the Democracy should feel especial
pride In eleyating the son, upon whose
shoulders have fallen the mantle Of hit
reyered father,
The campaign will be a famous one
IL must naturally proceed along tht
lines of national Issues, The debates
will attack the pregnant questions OF
the day, and efforts be made 10 furnish
facts 10 voters which they may study
with profit The weakness OF the RE
publican position cannot withstand
such assaults. There viii be grea'
arrays OF statistics 10 prove prosperity
There will be windy volumes OF gush ~
N something was the matter with The
stars and stripes, But relentlesaly anC
steadily the Democrats must force th'
sensible issues Of the day and discuaI
them. The men whose votes can b'
changed are not TO be Bweryed by effer
yeseence, or the feeble chirps OF hedge
llngs chatterIng about moral issues ant
foreign hatreds. They are not TO b'
coddied into belief that patriotism ex'
clusiyely means contributions from I'M
great mass of citizens 10 enrich The
already rich, nor that the glorious ban
ner of fthis nation, like the scepter OF
King, shall only be invoked 10 make
suffering people lie PROSTATE and sup
press their petitions for relief. Pusl
the campaign Of education. The Hitter
ate element OF Republicanlsm viii con
tinue 10 howl when the band plays
The outraged man Of sense VIII hest
tate, will think, will vote.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

Tho Force bill Ia an issue. Well, IN
what luck the Democracy are playing
THERE will be peace In Warsaw,
Thaddeus, when you are elected Secre-
tary Of State,
Mn. FORAKER 10 still the Boss OF The
Republican party In Ohio. He ilayod
Gen, Groayenor In line style.
TK Republicans thought they had
the Oklahoma legislature, but when II
came 10 organizing the Democrats had
II,
Mr.. BLAINE was quite precise In hil
word, Complementary 10 protection
lle did not say Complementary to pro
teotlon."
Mr.. FORAKER must have smiled
when he strung GroByen0rs scalp u
his belt aud grunted, ugh I'm u big
lnjuu yet"
WE fail TO detect any mention Of The
Mckinley bill In Mr.. Blaino's speech
MAY be- he considers mentioning " en-
tirely supplementary"
THAT isa neat little scheme for Con.
gregs 10 adjourn until after the olec
Tons, Then In the proper districts thI
pledge will be 10 pasa, and not TO pass
the Force bill,
Tm Farmers Alliance holds the bal
ance of power IN Oklahoma, and In.
clined the scales toward the Democrats
That 10 the direction all farmers art
now travelling.
Mr. EpMuNDs resolution for recess
OF Congress Ia his individually. II
should have n pr0ylso attached, towil
II tho elections 20 Democratic, we vii
not meet until December,
THAT is beautiful praise for 40 pre-
eminent n statesman aud economist NJ
Mr.. Mckinley when Mr. Blaine ex
presses his amazement that this coun
try has been loolng vastly on It's South
ern trade without exciting the observa
tlon OF public men.
FORAKER was enabled 10 make Judg,
Thompson permanent Chairman Of IN,
Cleveland convention, but he could no
save him further. lie did manage Il
remove Gr0svenOr though. IL IL n low
Of fight, and 10 the Repository say
"the noise will reyerberate" down alonl
! The streets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Observation-Disclosures MAUD

The query is propounded by the Re
pository "Why did II (the News DEMO
GRAFT never print the news from Bos-
ton 2" this being an allusion 10 the ac'
tion of the G.. A. II. IN reference TO pen.
sions. Now we ask in all fairness that
the Repository indicate what news from
Boston we did not print What news,
II any, we printed wrong This is the
way to get at the pith Of the matter,
Perhaps you have o pumpkin.headed
clientage that win accept your intended
insinuation that we suppress news we
do not relish, but still we know q good
many intelligent Republicans read the
NEWS. DEMOCRAT, Now come, stop
your baby bOpeep game Give us the
Boston news. Let's discuss II, Let us
assume that newspaper readers OF Can
ton have brains Of their own. You can
sit back In your chair and smile at your
own foxiness, but are you really sure
your readers do not know what trans.
pired at Boston, People nowadays do
not suck all their information through
one straw.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
a.E REPUBLICAN vuLoARITY.

A few years ago the country burned
with Indignation over the Obscenity OF
Ben. Butterworth In the House of Rep
rcsentatiyeB, where ladies filled the gal
eries. Again the hall OF popular rep
resentatlOn, the noble commons Of this
nation, has been diggraced, and ladies'
cheeks made tingle with the blushes OF
shame. This national exhibition OF
rowdyism, this specimen illustration OF
Republican foulness, descended from
words TO blows OF ruiiianS'
The veil of phaTlsaism has fallen,
While army contracts enriched par
venus, and shoddy was rampant, the
brazen ignoramuses bedizened In the
cloth and jewels Of new wealth, strutted
down the social aisles, and prated OF
ancestry and superior morality. The
old revolutionary stock, the grand old
Democratic families were Ignored. The
laboring man was despised, though In
his viens ran the noblest blood OF
honest toll. While the grand Mardi
Gras of government bounty and carpet
bag peculations reigned, the self'assum'
ed bon ton held sway, and marvelously
the veneering lasted, Now the strain
has come The false pretenses have
been exposed, The refuge Of lies Is
swept away. Under the embarrass-
ments OF exposure the lack Of inbred
decency, the real ancestral yulgarity
appears.
Here In the halls Of Congress was an
exhibition that calls for expulsion OF
los participants. Six Republicans rev.
cling In words that even thieves argot
banishes, and indulging m pugilism ac
cording 10 rules that that champion
brute, sullivan, despises Where is the
party OF God and morality Quar-
reling as 10 It's doctrines, making a beal
pit OF Congress, q loafers retreat ofthS
House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
A oAMPAIoN OF BRA0,

The plan OF the MaaaillOn convention
was easy 10 detect upon its first an
nOuncement, The eYsnt was 70 DO
maintained 40 a mighty hhaemolhge,
whether the attendance was meagfe or
otherwise. The address OF the n0ml-
nee was 10 be lauded as q maryelonh OF
fort, whether IL was stale or sparkling
All the regular party organs through
out the country were 10 wait TOT lhe
appointed signal, and the rhetollchl
fireworks were 10 be discharged, Here
ia q sample telegram appearing IN Tue
Maaaillon Independent Wednesday
evening, Aug n,
Especial Dispatch 70 Tho independently
M'KINLEY's SPEECH IN NEW YORK.
New YoRK, Aug, 27,-All the morn
ing papers speak well OF Mcklnleya
speech at Masaillon yesterday, Even
the opposition papers admit that II was
an unusually strong address,
Now 10 Ia not OF special Importance
whether the Opposition papers spoke
well or not, but IL may DO q valuable
revelation, aB corrobOratlng our expo
sure OF the brag and bluster tactics, u
assert that the opposition morning pa
pers of August 27-the convention wai
Aug. 26-did not speak AZ all about
Mr., MoKinley's speech, except The
World.
The great New York Herald, an IN,
dependent paper which supported
Cleveland and fayors tariif reform
said not one word. 49,,
The great New York Sun, which
hates Cleveland and fayora protection
and yet imagines itself Democratic
said not one word.
The great New York Star, regulation
Democratic, said not one word,
The New York Times, Republican
but faYOring tariff reform, we have nae
no opportunity of examining,
The New York World, tarlii reform
with Democratic aberrations, had thil
and this alone! ...,
Mr. Mckinley was color.blind 10 th'
shady deeds OF his own party, IN sayinl
yesterday that the recent gerrymandel
of the Congressional districts by thI
Democrats "waB an example OF Das'
| phfllhhnhnlp, lnt llht VI NhlVH h"o i'
parallel In Ohio" II has O close paral'
lei In the Republican gerrymande
which secured for that party eixteeI
out of twenty.one districts IN q stat
always close and now Democratic, \
MIR. Mckinley expects fairness from hil
opponents, he ought himself to be fair
Is that speaking wellY
There are left OF the "mornlng pa
pers" the Tribune, owned by the minis
Ter to France, and the Press, owned b!
Robert Porter, Superintendent OF th,
Census. We cheerfully assume, ma!
concede, that both poured the molasse
over the speech thick, II the NEWS
DEMOCRAT is wrong about this, moth
ing could be easier than its refutatlon
We do not accuse the Independent o
writing this dispatch In its office, TO
that would be mere malicious infer
ence. But be It's source where II may
IL is false, and illustrates the plan =
beat the tom tom, and let loose the eu
logies, whether there were substanc
and truth back of them or not,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
The Pulpit and tho stage.

Rev. +. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: 81 feel It my duty TO tell what
wonders DR., Kings New Discovery has
done for me- My Lungs were badly
diseased, and my parishioners thought /
could live only few weeks. took
Ave bottles Of DR.. Kings New Diacov-
cry and am sound and well, gaining 20
lbs. In weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes, "After q
thorough trial and conyincingevideDce,
am confident DR.. Kings New Dscov.
cry for Consumption, beats 'em all, and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness | can 90 my many
thousand friends 10 70 urge them TO try
IT," Free trial bottles at Durbin
Wright Il Co.'s Drug store Regular
sizes SOC. and $i,0O,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
sHABBY POLITICS.

We desire 10 call the attention OF tho
New York Times 10 the outrage perpe'
trated upon two distinguished Repub'
heans Here was Gen. Groayonor, u
distinguished hero In the war, the
friend OF the soldier, the friend OF
Ohio'a waterways, and q Congressman
OF long experience, q man Of line APP
pearanoe, OF character, Of unqueation-
able ability. And here was Judge
Thompson, an eminent lawyer, also a
soldier, OF long Congressional exper'
lence, An exceptionally lne specimen
Of masculine beauty, OF unimpeachable
integrity. Both af0 undertaking Pro
tectIonihta, but tho Republicans OF
the Twelfth district deliberately re-
moved both these gentlemen Of ability
and character from Congress, and 80
leoted Mr., Enocha whose capacities the
future must discover Here was an NJ.
fair OF which the Republican party had
exclusive charge. The nominee 10 In q
safe Republican district
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Farmers Wife Tries 10 End Her
Lifo With q Razor.

An unsuccessful attempt az suicide was
made In Marlboro township Tuesday
afternoon,
Mrs, Elmer Smith who realdea with her
husband ON a farm three miles west OF
Marlboro, was the victim Of her own
hand,
She took her husbands razor and cut
several qaahea In her neck below the ear,
She foil proatrato with the razor In her
flesh, making u Rhaatly sight, She was
found In this condition by her husband,
who Immediately summoned several doc
tors. She Ia still living with the chances
ofrocovory against her,
The cause OF her rash act IN not known,
but Ii IL supposed that she did II while
temporarily Insane, She has been III Tor
several weeks, which caused her 10 be de-
apondont, She 10 the mother OF two chill
drOn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
npoch.

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness 10 robust health
marks an epoch In the life Of the indi.
vidual Such n remarkable event ID
treasured IN the memory and the agency
whereby the. good health has been
attained is gratefully blessed, Hence
II is that so much is heard In praise Of
Electric Btters. So many feel they
owe their restoration 10 healty, to the
use of the Great Alternative and Tonic.
If you are troubled with any disease of
Kidneys, Liver or stomach, Of long or
short standing you will surely find
relief by use Of Electric Bitters. Sold
at SOC, and 81 per bottle at Durbin,
Wright u Co.'S drugstore.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

THE reciprocity idea will 30 into the
tariff bill. Mr.. Aldrich, from the SEN
ate finance committee has offered
amendments embodying the scheme,
but in its must obnoxious form, One
provides that the freedom OF trade In
coffee, sugar, hides and tea shall stand
In the bill but the President shall I'm
pose duties when any foreign country
departs from reciprocity. This abdi-
Gates the taxation functions Of Con-
gress 20 the Executive, which Is not
only dangerous but subversive Of the
whole theory Of government But the
reciprocity idea is working. The Re.
publicans are squirming, which shows
the popular demand, They are
endeavoring TO weave a web of deceit,
but the people cannot be fooled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
TIE rnAonrR,s INsrIruTr.
sothion Yesterday Afternoon business
Transacted This Mornings -ofiioera 10 be
Elected.

Session Yesterday Afternoon business
Transacted This Morning.- -ofloera 10 be
Elected.
The afternoon aeaaIon OF the Teachers
Institute opened yesterday al 40 o'clock
In the City hall by singing America. Mr.,
Houcl addressed the teachers on the sub
ioot Of reading, lilo pointed out the faulta
commonly made In teaching reading aud
gave thcm eomo instruction for tho re'
movnl OF the same
After nn intormiaaion OF ton minutes
Prof, Blgahy gave a talk on "rho uao OF
Worda,n Tho talk was very instructive
and he made many good uuggoHiona 10 thO
tcnCherh The session then adjourned ~
have "a social time NJ Moyer'n lake,
AIS o'clock their evening aoahion oponed
aud Prof Bgaby delivered lecture on
Tom, Brown, Rugby, and Arnold, Tho
address was an excellent one and the 40
sCmbly room was crowded.
This morning the institute opened at {
o'clock, with devotional exercises con
duoted by Prof, Houck, after which he do
llyercd an interesting address on "in
couragomontn He made some valuable
auRRoHtlonu 10 teachers, lie opposed The
awarding Of prizes 10 puplla Ia schools
and said moro auontiou should bo given
10 dull pupils who are often neglected
After an intormlqsion DR., Blgaby gave d
final talk on English composition, Prof
llouck then made "A short speech on behalf
Of tho institute In which he thanked Prof
llignby for hla kind assistance, after which
the morning session closed, Prof, Dlgaby
loft on the 1 ,2S train for Detroit. Tho com
mittooo on resolutions will report thli
afternoon and officers elected,
OFFICERS ELECTED,
The following officers woro elected fol
the ensuing years John Nj. Saryor, proal
dent, Miss Belle Stone, frat yloo proai
dontj II. A, Ellia, second yloo president
II. II. Smith, secretary, executive com
mitioo, George W. Yoho and Howard
Tompl0ton,
Canton was selected 40 the place for The
next meeting Of the Institute In August
Canton received 90 yotca and Alliance 81
votes, The Institute adjourned AZ y. m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

THE hypocritical disposition, the
reckless tendency Of the Republican
press, is comlcally apparent In the Aat
terry bestowed upon the Mckinley har'
angue In some papers printed the after.
noon Of Its delivery and which contain.
ed not a line Of II. There is nothing
easier In the world than for q cheerful
Republican liar to mlsTepresent any
event TO his readers. But the moss.
covered days Of stolidity are gone The
faith no longer prevails in the bicker
ing party that whatever is stated is
true and Republican. The number OF
emancipated Republicans increases.
The ban Of party ipfallibility does not
control
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

THE Democratic party continues 10
denoance trusts In It's Ohio platform
The Democratic party did not avail It.
self of an opportunity to enact law
against trusts The Republican Con-
gress did Mt the FIRST opportunity. One
party promises. The other practices --
depository.
The Democratic party in the first
session OF the Goth Congress enacted
such q law, and the Senate strangled IL.
And the existing law has been declared
invalid. If II is elllcacious and opera
tive why are such eminent Republicans
as Senators Plumb and Davis denounc.
ing trustsp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

Tm THIN woolen mills have gone
into the hands Of a receiver, The plant
Is The most extensive IN Northern Ohio
It's proprietor, Mr., Rockwell, Is Re
publican, but openly avowB that hii
failure 10 due 20 the tariff, which on.
hanced the cost OF O kind Of wool, inl
dispeneable IN bis line Of manufacture,
and which cannot DO grown IN tbii
country,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

DR.. II. Russell Burner has never tried
10 bo q cheap doctor, but has spent
moro time and moro money, Travelled
farther and worked harder 10 become a
good physician and Surgeon, than anv
man now in this country, and this <
why DR.. II. Russell Burner cures after
all others fail. Hard work, close appli'
cation, study and determined will To
succeed in q field whore 30 many has
failed, Is what has marked DR.. Burners
great success in curing all kinds Of long
standing chronic diseases. ~
CDR, II, Russell Burner, Is nm extraor.
dinary man, endowed with wonderful
natural Odaptabillity in the healing art.
We may say he Is q natural born physi.
clan and surgeon. His very presence
in u sick room will do u pstient good.
He is so strongly magnetic that sick
people Immediately and instinctly cling
10 him, and realize from the very first
introduction, that he can and will euro
them, after all other doctors and RENEE
dies have failed. Again, he is honest
and candid with his patients In az ways
telling them the whole truth about their
case without fear and favor, making
him always favorte with other 'phy
hcians as well MS his patients, malkiN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

TIE MasOilon Independent claims II
wans M. ID. Harter TO come over 10
Massillon and discuss the tarlii with
Major Mckinley, This e an agreeable
suggestion, II tho Independent will
TX a date we think Mr.. llarter would
be glad 10 respond II Mr., Harter Ia
too much engaged we think we can &c.
cure Joe Medill, an old Canton boy, Il
debate with Mckinley.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
THE kElUDIluAN DIVlglON,
LI1rom Mc 81 LonlA poAtDIAnalch.I
A SUDDEN REvu1sioN or rrELINo.


tits singular circumstance that ~
long as Senator Quay was doing only bad
thugs our highly moral Administration
and its righteous satellites had no fault IA
find with him, but ns soon as he ventures
TO do something good the order Ia issued
10 cruelty him. Good, grandmotornal Sen.
ator Hoar found no Inconvenience IN
marching under the lash OF convict until
the striped oycrseer displayed symptoms
promptly sent out for Pucl'a cartoon por-
iraying the degradation OF the party
and pinned II over tho desk In bis COM
mittee room.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

Mr.. BLAINE, of Maine, made aspeech
in Maine, yesterday, which we cheer
fully present for the perusal OF our
readers. The "horses and asses" ex-
pIanatIon about reciprocity is one Of
Mr.. Blaines neat little tricks, but the
people will not cross that bridge of
asses. Let uD have reciprocity, aud see
whether IL is supplementary TO pro-
lection The supplement- will absorb
the principal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

THE campaign In this district excites
national interest. The greatest orators
OF either party will enter II. Hon. John
G.. Warwick will win II the Democracy
doVs not falter. Keep the voters Rttefi.
ton on the main topic, and watch the
SANITY PharigeeB who will check 0ul
Republican money.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
OFFICERS ELEcrEp,
THE VILLAGE CHOIR,
Half q bar, half q bar,
llalfa bar onward

Half q bar half q bar
Halt a bar onward
Into an awful ditch,
Chelr and preeonlor hitch,
Into 4 moss OF pitch,
Thoy led the old Hundred,
Trtbloa 10 right Of them,
Tonora 10 loft Of them,
BAatea In front " them,
believed aud ihnndofod
oh, that pfooenior'a look,
When tho sopranos took
Their own time aud hook
From the old Hundred,
sorcoched all the troblea here,
Bogglod tho tenors there,
Raising the parsons hair,
whllo hia mind wandered,
Theirs not 10 reason why
This psalm was pitched too high
Theirs but 10 gasp aud cry
out the Ola Hundred.
Treblos TO right OF them,
Tonofs 70 left Of item,
Baasoe In front OF them,
beloved And numbered,
stormed they with about ana yell,
Not wise they rang nor woll,
Drowning the soxton's bell,
While NIL the church wondered,
Dire the preoentof's glare,
Flashed hla pllchiork IN air.
sounding The fresh Keys to bear
Out tho 0ld Hundred
swiftly no turned hla back,
Reached he hla hat from rack,
Then from the ecreaminR pack
Himself ho sundorcd,
Tonoru 10 right OF him,
Trobloa 70 left Of him,
DlBoofdu behind him,
lollowod ami Numbered,
on. the wild howlg they wr0ught
Right 70 the end they fought
Some tune they sang, hut not
Not the Old iiundrod,
.-tAudrc'u jouf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

WE trust the Democratic Committee
can see its way clear TO the purchase OF
llye hundred copies daily Of the Cleye.
land Leader for circulation In this dis.
trlct, among decent Republicans. 10
might result in Democratic gains.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

his opinion often sought for in medical
consultation in difficult cases, ETC., ETC.
Henry Ward Beechor once said in re-
ply TO q letter from an Ohio friend who
wrote the great preacher about DR.. Bur.
nor "Do l know DR., II. Russell Bur-
nor, formerly Of New York cityP Yes ]
am proud 10 say that l do, and / wish ]
knew moro such God-foaring, truth-lov.
ing reformers, who like him are not
afraid 10 tell 'tho truth, though il
shamed the devil and displeases oil his
lmps. Hr. II, Russell Burner is one Of
Gods noblest works, an honest man."o
cProf. Humphrey says "Hod wemor
such medical teachers MS Or. H. Russell
Burner, the whole practice Of medicine
would become reformed and the doctors
would learn how to cure their patients
in place of patching them up from
month TO month, and year to year. ]
consider DR.. II. Russell Burner, the
greatest living specialist in the world,
for the cure. .ofaall difficult chronic
,nsn.N q Q saa-''' ''-A.. y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Samuel silyera Receives a Bullet
Wound In the Log.

A Team OF HorseA Run Away aud Up
setting Wagon Cause tho Premature
Discharge Of a Revolver, as m --s-