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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
EDITORIAL seuIBs,

SUMMING up the elections 10 date, we
find the following results Arkansas DEM
ocraia increased their majority 10000
kentucky Democrats increased their ma
IorIty over 1900. Vermont Republicans
reduce their majority 1900. Maine ko'
publlcanp reduce their majority A,oOO'
LEWIS MILLER Of Akron spent last week
In Washington 10 get the tariff on binder
twino restored. Tho Senate knocked out
the Mckinley tariff and put binder twino
on the FREQ list. Il 10 reported that Nc
KInlcy agreed TO restore the duty, when
tho tariff bill gcta back TO the House, As
Aultman, Miller a Co. have decided TO
manufacture ,wlno, they hayo deep
financial interest In the matter.
The atnlwnrla OF tho house regard the
reault no Anal "roquoecht In pace, over
the politlcnl aspirations OF Mr.. Blaine,
Every feature OF Legislative work promi-
nontiy brought out by Mr.. Reed IN his can
vas has been opposed either Indirectly or
openly by Blalne. Reed has been hand
ln.gloyo With Mckinley In the preparation
OF tho tariff bill, Blaine nntagoniIed u
with his reciprocity scheme Reed favor
od the forco bill. Blaine took every op.
portunIty of calling attention 10 his past
aeryioca In preventing the passage OF feuch
n moaaurc, ReOd'a rules upon which
mainly no rented his claim 10 National rec
ognitlon, we're akllifully attacked by Mrr.
Binino In a North American Review, arti'
clio which IN now admitted 70. have been
his, although II was publiBhod under the
non dc plume OF y. M. q,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
PittSburg Market.

ilIIhhuHo' Hopth
APPLFa-el,0 ,0O6AO0 per barrel.
BTTIEtlt. Creamery, Elalp' ,Gsqgssci Ohio
country rolla, ltGtlaoi choice, lidlsC.
BERRIES -Huokloborrien Si26 pcr pail;
blaokbofTica, u 30 por pail, grapoA 1Gbsc per
poupdi ee,oOoAbO pcr s,Andi plurns, sbOO06,0O
T0&ST&LouPEs- -so@S pcr barrel, vn,or.
CHEEsE- -Ohlo cheese, i0ci August make,
llei New Y0Ih cheese iOfol Llmbcrger, iilkd
l2lfc, domestic hwcitKer, l3ltlllbo, Miaconnln
brick swcitaor, la0lS9aoi imported SwoitEor,
Egqs-eoRslc pcr dozen for strictly frosh.
p0ULTRY-sprln ohlokonA 8bdtH5o per
pair old, 0bD7bo per pair, dressed, ilGbieo Dor
pound duohN 0Qb10o.
yEGETA Bt,Rs,. POTATOES, S2.6OOlOO per bar.
Leh southern eweota, e2bQQb2,7b pcr barroli
JeTpey, pa1b1kOf yams, H,OOdb2,jO per bar
rqli cabbage, O069.0O per hundrodi oniona,
s9IS@tq pcr bArreli grcep onions, 2l1 per
baAkou green beans homegrown, sl01Di. ia
per baAketi onounbera, el.0OlDl.2b por crate,
home grown tomatoes, eiO per buahel, celery,
agD.lbQ pcr dozen hunoheo.
WiEAT-No. red, Si.0aDl'03; No. 0, ei.O0a
CORNING yellow oar. 0aQS3c, high mixed
car, o0D9ic No yellow, hhelled, ba1bBltc;
high MIXED shell corn, h2ltlfhlo.
0ATs-No.s 2 white, uGpllytc, extra No. u N
FCouR--Josoing prices, , Fancy spring and
winter, .t5.b09b76i fslIcy straight spring, Sb,li
gbb,7h clear winter, eb26lp5.b0; straight xxx
bakefe' eb.0onb.26. hye four. Si.2bdDl5O
HAY-Baled timothy No. 1, el00laDl0.bl No
do, ea00QnO, loose from. wagon, Sli, i,00a
1900, according 20 qualltyi No prairie hay
W'eeggtpss'gg packing DO, TDODhIOi clover hay
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
LATrsT FROM MAINE.

Democratic Gains In the Legislature
nig Doodle Used TO Boost Reed Demo-
orata WIN Contest on Grounds OF Fraud
--Repueliean Losa on State Ticket
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept, 0,-lspeelal'l-
Revised and aomhonlclal returns from
every voting place In district give Reed
thIrty.nye hundred majority. His vote In
the dIatric, Ia much less than two years
ago. The Democrats failed 10 organize
Burllcgh'a majority In the Siotato will be
about 1900, His majority In 1888 was
is,O50. The Democrats claim unblushlng
corruption and bribery and claim u noS'
congress Ia Democratic they will unscot
Reed, Tho Democrats gain six members
In the Legislature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
%" 5""- HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.
FIREWORKS GALORE.
PRESIDENT HARRISON ATTENDS TO
HIS CORRESPONDENCE,

Ito HAS directed That the nils Ready fe'
Ills Approval be sent on-ihe River
aud Harbor Rlll WIN be One OF Them
during the nay Glass OF tennn
Ladies' from the Loretto Convent
Called on the rresldent--he Took
Walk Ia tho Hyeuing,
CREssoS, PAn Sept lO,--President
Harrison remained Ia his cottage all
forenoon attending 20 his correspond
ence which has already become quite
yoluminous In his mail was q letter
from II, NJ, Smack, vice president OF the
seyentieth Indiana Regimental aesocia'
ton, notifying Gen, Harrison OF his 70
election aa president Of the association,
and saying that his old comrades join
In the hearty wish that his days may be
long and his future full Of happiness
The president also received q telegram
from Postmaster General WanamakeI
denying the reports that he ID IN bad
health. The rain, which began Monday
night, continued almost continuously
through the day, There was a slight
cessation In the storm about , =, m'
Not having had an opportunity before,
the president, accompanied by MIRA
Diminiehi NJ that hour
Went for Walk on the iioaTdwaih,
which makes picturesque turn around
the hotel aud through the carefully kept
grove, The president was buay most Of
! the day IN his library, He has directed
that the bills ready for his approval be
sent here, and II IL supposed that they
win reach Crem0n by special metsen'
ger to-day Among the measures
which will occupy the attention OF tht
president during the week will probably
DO the river and harb0r bill, S0mf
very prominent Republicans predict
that this measure, which appr0priatef
nearly s26OOO,OOO win not receive The
presidents approval. II may be that
while the bill will not DO approved
The President WIN Recommend
that adequate provisions be made f0i
carrying on under the direction OF the
secretary Of war all work which ha
been begun, President Harrison 70
c6iyed call yesterday from u class oi
young ladies who are being educated NJ
the Loretto convent, The president
was glad 20 see them and expressed
much interest in their temporary homt
and its surroundings, Private Secretary
Halford " getting more work ON hAnC
than ho can well handle alone, and II Il
quite likely that he will order assistance
from the White House Mrs, Russell
Harrison and her daughter left here las
night for Omaha, Nob,, whore she vii
visit her mother
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
THE GRAND ARMY BAND

Goes 70 Canal Dover Friday and 70 Pio
mic Saturday. Services Donated for the
Catholic Excursion
The Grand Army band will go 70 Canal
Dover on Friday. On Saturday II will
play al Russell a Co.'s picnic at Oak
Point. Tho band has donated its services
for tho excursion to Louisville, week
from Sunday, for the benefit Of tho Cath
Ollie orphans.
on late thcro has been some trouble
nbout members OF the band getting away
from their work. Thlsiu the busy season
and II those who have members Of the
hand IN their employ, will klndlyg give the
boys n dny of once In awhile, the favor
wifi be greatly appreciated by we band
irhia orannIsatlon lisa credit 70 Canton,
snd a N 10 tho interest OF all, to have the
band make as good showing az possible
when away from homo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
THE COURT JOURNAL.
MASTER WORKMAN PoWpsRLY re-
cElVEp WITH ENTHUSIASM,

me Addressed an Immense Mass Meetlna
at Oswego - Hundreds Of People
Turned Away--The Principles OF the
Knights Reylewed-He Asks suspen'
sion Of Judgment Regarding the Men
Arrested for Train wreohlng aud EH'
pressed Frleudahlp for brotherhood
OswEdo, N, y, Sept lO,-General
Master Workman Powdcrly addressed
an Immense mass meeting here last night
He was received with great enthusiasm
by the X. Of l., and escorted 70 the hall
amid blaze Of fire. Hundreds Of pe0'
pie were turned away from the hall,
Mr. Powderly reviewed and expounded
the principles Of the Knights He TO
ferred % the Central strike, condemn.
ing the corporation for its course, and
asked suspension Of judgment regard
ing the men arrested for wrecldng trains
until they could be- heard and tried.
He declared that q law should bo en-
acted that would prevent u corporation
from doing anything 10 precipitate a
strike or laborera from striking until
Both sides Could be Heard
and passed upon by q board Of arbitra'
ton authorized 20 act, Mr., Powderly
declared that the telegraphic report
that 10000 glass blowers would leave
the order was false, and that there wai
absolutely 70 foundation for the story,
Mr.. Powderly expressed friendship toI
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi'
neers and said the day was coming
when the Brotherhood OF Engineers,
iiromen, the X. Of l., and all others
would clasp hands In their own defense
and IN behalf Of their homes and their
Fatvt1tea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
pAHoMANs SHOWED NO MERCY,

Fearful crueltles rerpetrated by the Ne
groes - Infants Roasted Alive and
Women Killed and Mutiiatcd.
MARsEuLEs, Sept, lO,-The French
man.of.war Taurus has arrived here
with sailors and marines from the coast
Of Dahomcy who have been exhausted
by the hOrdships which they have under.
gone, The details Of the recent defeat
Of the Egbas by the pahomons show
that fearful cruelties We're perpcuatod
by the negroes, lnfOnts were roasted
alive and women by the score killed and
mutilated In the most shocking manner
Thirty of the EgbOs Villages We're
burned. The DOhomans showed no
mOrgv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
THE TEXAS FEVER.

The Famous Hull stanliopc and u Herd oi
Ayrshire Cattle Die with IT,
DETROIT, MICH, Sept 10.-Farmer q
White, Ayrshire cattle breeders, Of
Milbury, o., had u herd Of twelve cat
tle, including the famous bull Stanilope,
on exhibition ut the international expo.
htion here last week. The herd showed
signs Of Illness NJ the close, and yester.
day all Of them had Texas fever Stani.
lope and four other famous Ayrshirel
died at noon, The entire herd will
probably be lost The disease was con.
tracted en- route 10 the fair, no Toledo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
pl.,lnct National Organization.

BALTIMORE, Sept. iO,-The national
convention Of stonemaSona, called with
the object OF forming q stonomasonf
national union OF America, ~ In session
IN this city The delegates present come
from Pennsylvania, New York, Missouri,
Ohio, Colorado and Maryland, represent
ing 5000 gtonemagons, They say that
having heretofore been affiliated with
other building trades unions, their In
terests were not sufficiently well con.
idered, and they have therefore
determined 20 form q distinct national
organization, A constitution and by
laws are being considered,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
ADemuitor Arrested.

NoRmsTowN Pa, Sept i0,-William
II. Slingluii was arrested here last night
on warrant sworn out by Joseph NJ,
Cranston, representing the Ponnsylva.
mia Rolled Steel Car Wheel company
He was arraigned before n magistrate
and held In bail for further hearing on
Saturday. Slingluif was treasurer OF
the Pennsylvania Rolled Steel Car
Wheel company and defaulted 10 the
amount Of from $4,000 70 $4,000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

NlW YORK, Nopt, "
FLOUR Closed weak, nne grades spring,
e.lOlBeb0 do winter, se,iAlt9l0i auprrilno
spring, SJO1lbl5g do winter, sl,i1i0l1h extra
No, 2tprlng, s;i,stltl.0lj do winter ed,1i0Li,i0,
extra No. spring, ei.uhdh.h1i do winter Sii0
ttb,si. southern Hour Quou trade aud family
extras, tluOJb2b,
SUGAR Raw strong centrifugal M deg,
test O islGdAhoi fair refining, 7slHlh4o no.
fined ntrohg, cutl0M and crushed, j,lSci pow
dOrOd, iol gfhnulhtod, Ullci cubes, HNci mould
A, d.Hlo oonfcot0nofa' standard A, 66o, candy
A, 0.Ooci Columbia A, 0,aloi extra q, 6sl0b5iko,
golden e, bleGiAdic.
BuTTER-E EasloT creamery eastern, 2lD25o,
do western, gatsic,
CIIEEsE- -tirmi factory Now York cheddar,
llbpiGc western Hat, Mbilec,
E0uS-nulj fresh eastern ilrsta, Nlfdtglc,
Canadian do, gONsOl6c, western alc.
COFFEE-Sp0t closed steady fair cargOoa
Rio, sOlec, futures closed steady
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

WASHINGTON, Sept. OIL Special. Tho
Republican members OF the House who
favor Rood and tho Force bill, are pre-
piarlng 70 give Reed q great reception on
bin return 70 Washington The curious
fact ~ That the Force bin 10 talked of more
than for some days past, and many Ok.
press the belief II will now pass. II IL hlac
Npnounccd tnero VIII bo no extra session
Az CouKrchy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
r,tE pIcYo1r PARADE
ro bo alvon IN ootober---Arrangements
viii Soon be Completed

ra ho olvon IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
viii Soon be Completed
Secretary sax.on OF the Canton Bicycle
Club was seen by reporter to-day con
cornIng the lantern parade be given by
that club in October. The club held q
meeting few days ago and talked over
the matter. The residents ofNorth Cleye'
land avenue asked that the boys
Of tbe club give night parade participat'
cd In by all the L. A. W. members IN can
ton. The sides Of the street ana ine resi-.
dences will be decorateu Wlm In an.sris
We SiIl make arrangements IN o short
tlme md / think the parade will be held
IL the latter mart OF Octopcr. Our next
meeting will 30 held the nret Monday In
October.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
coNpENsEp ONO NEWs.

The Belmont Brewing company, cap.
atal stock SlD, 600, has been incorporated
at Martina Ferry aud will greatly on.
large the Ohio Valley Wine works.
The annual reunion of the Forty.ninth
q. " |, and sixty.frst .. V. |. will be
held At Bucyrng nThursday. Gen. w.
AZ. Gibson will be the orator.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
no Ou.t tho pcnnayIynnln,

NEW YoRK, Sept iO-Complaints
have been lodged In the county clerks
office In behalf Of the city 10 oust the
Pennsylvania railroad company from
the piers, including the Courtland and
Des Broses street ferries, The allega.
ton " made that the city owns the land
adjoining the piers that Ia under water,
and damages ARE claimed IN the sum Of
Sl00, 900 for adverse possession
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
DELAYED by Fo0s.

The baltimore Arrives ~ 0othenburf
with EHosson's Remains.
WASHINGTON Sept, i0,-Tho navy do
partinent received u cablemOm yogtor'
day from Capt w, $, Schley, com
manding the United States steamship
Baltimore, saying that that vessel had
arrived 40 Gothenburg, Sweden, Heavy
fogs were encountered, which greatly
retarded her passage, She will proceed
nj once 20 Stockholm, where the romans
Of Ericsson will bo received by the
Swedish authorities,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

CHICAGO, Sept ..
wHEAT-.llcld fairly steady until the last
half hour, when rum0rn Of heavy failure In
the Wholesale dry goods business had n de-
pressing tifoct and there was q sharp break.
Prlcoe ~ the cioso were lAo 70 lAo lower than
Saturday
CORN-ClOaod unchanged.
OATS-Cloaed q shade lower.
PROVISIONS. Held Arm on tho small ro-
coipta and higher prices Of hogs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
WAYLAID BY FooTPAos,

ono Of booth a illnn's BOSSES Perhaps
Fatally injured.
GREENsnURd, Sept, lO,-Potrick Gal.
laeher, sub boss Ot the quarries Of Booth
u Finn, was wOylNid by footpads, near
Youngstown, and brutally beaten and
robbed Of all his money, He was found
upon the roadside by parties from La-
trobe and taken 20 that place, He Is In
serious condition, aud II "a thought
that he cannot live, His aSsailants have
not yet been captured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
TO PITTSBURGH.

Special Low Rates via tho Pennsylvania
Lines on Thursday, September llth.
Excursion tickets 10 Pittsburgh, good
returning until September 18th and In.
cluding admission 70 the Exposition, will
be sold via the Pennsylvania Lines al spe-
cial low rates on Thursday, September
1ith. For particulars see handbllls.
dAw-td.eod
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
STATE FAIR EXCURSION.

Reduced Rates TO Columbus via the Penn.
sylvania LineS September lbthto 10th.
Round trip tlckota 10 Columbus on nc.
count Of the State Fair will DO sold via the
Pepnsylyanie Lines on september 10Th,
until September Goth, az one fare for
round trip from stations In Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
MANY MORE BOYS co OUT.

The Strike Of the Boys Of the South Side
Glass Factories.
PITrsDuRd, Sept. i0.--The South Side
chimney finishing boys strike is still on,
The number now out II about 800,
Double that number Of men are thrown
idle. The additional factories affected
are Macbeth u Co., Ripley ~ Co.,
Adams d. Co. and Duncan a. Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

Editor ]. !. Aahenhurst, Canton, candi-
date. Tor Congress- on the Prohibition
slclsf, On his way 70 Atwater, where he
apoaks this evening, spent few hours IN
ihe city,. Alliance Review
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
THE MARKETS,
New Yorh NIoney Niarhet.

1EVW NWFW TE'TFF'T 1'EEF"'I
Nrw YoRK, Sept y.
Money closed AZ 0 por oont,i highest, 10 per
cent? lowest, per cent,
Exchange closed steady, With actual rates
NJ el.Hl9lGl.a for sixty days and el,@gDLtdA
Tor demand, posted rates, slEltlbi,sG
Government bonds closed hfmi currency
yA la bid ~ coupon, l,sils Nsa, LOAN,
Pacific railroad bonds closed ~ follows
trhlH lutHL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
THO conatItutIonni ConyentIon,

FRANKFoRT, KY, Sept iO,-Caedua
NJ. Clay was elected permanent chair.
man Of the constitutional convention on
the second ballot yesterday, II, d, Nc.
Henry, Bennett H. Young and Y. Proc.
tor Knott also were candidates. Thomas
q. Hart was elected secretary Of the
convention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

WHEELING, W. VA, Sept. 1O.-The
street cur strike was settled at o'clock
yesterday morning on a basis OF nine
and tbrce-quarter hours work for si.75,
the men 10 do no extra work except
when paid for at the rate Of is "a cents
per hour. 1he cars resumed running
yesterday morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
NomInnted hr AoolnnlalIon.

MANSFIELD, o., Sept. 10.--The Repub.
licans Of the Fifteenth congressional
district yesterday afternoon nominated
by acclamation Hon. George i, Sackett
OF Delaware county, for congress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

LIMA, o., Sept. 10,-Saloon keepers
here are enraged nj Mayor Longworth
because he ordered all the saloons closed
during the fair, now In progress, They
threaten topreyent any races by getting
out an Injunction
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
rrnhnId Fnyer ErldemIo.

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. lO,-secrotary
Probst, OF the board OF health, has re-
oeivod letter from ]. NJ. Bennett ask.
ing aid 20 suppress an epidemic Of
typhoid fever nc Mt. Pleasant. uN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

BosToN, Sept, 0,-Thos. McPharlan,
OF Cambridge, was thrown out Of q
saloon, last Wednesday, arrested and
fined for drunkenness He died yester.
day and an autopsy disclosed u fractured
sltnll. The matter IL being investigated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
rrnmna pinrnd the Inli.

LYNN, MASS. Sept. 10, Monday nights
work In putting q rail across The Boston
and Maine trucks, is now believed 10
have been done by tramps, In revenge
for the arrest Of Ia Of them for pilfering
from the companies freight cars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
AT AN ADVANCED AGE.

Death Of tho Recorder OF Deeds Of JcHcr.
sou County.
Y srBuBENvrLLE, o., Sept. i0.-Jacob
Hull, who has filed the position Of
recorder Of deeds Of jefferson county
since 1880, died yesterday morning nj /
o'clock. aged 79 years. He leaves a
widow and seven children, three daugh.
ters and one son In this city, George and
Henry in pittsburg, and Edward In
Rochester, N, Y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

rHE aggregate Republican lose m NM
lcrltioslu the four States, that have voted
tlils Yoar, u about 10000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

whsn Baby was sick, We gave hor cassoria,
when ahe was a child, she cried for castoria'
when she became Minis, she ciung 70 casioria,
whoa she had chndron. she gave thsm oasioria'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

LONDON, o., Sept, 0-Physicians yes
terday removed q 25.pound tumor from
Mrs. Alex. Ballonger who Ia doing well.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
GERMAN CATHOLIC CONGRESS-.
Excursion TO Pittsburgh via the Ponnsyl
vania Liner, Sept. 10 and ri.

For annual meeting OF German Catholic
Congress al Pittsburgh, Sept. 2lat 10 2Brd,
excursion tickets, good returning until
Sept. 2bth, inclusive, will he sold via the
pennsylvnnie IAnen on Sept. 20ih and 2lsl
Al one iarv for round trip l0.otcqw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
!: O. VA
@.r'LDH4Io:SOD @ 10

When an infant my body broke
ont all over with an eruption or rash,
which became more aggravated 40 l
grew older, Every noted physician
IN our section was tried OF consult.
Cd, Whom | came Of age ! visited
Hot Syringe, Ark, and Was treated
by the best medical men, but yaa
not benefited, When all thlnge had
failed determined 10 try y, y sr
and Ia four months was entirely
cured, The terrible Eczema was all
gone, not q sign left my general
health built up, and | have never had
any return OF the disease,
Gro, W, IRwR, Irwin, Pa
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mallsd
iiea SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta Ga
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
Administrators Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and quAlinod a. AdmniMratrix
ohio, deceased. HlnbHOCA DETI.
Dated Aug, ", lgoO.-alidw Adminlstratrix,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-05

and walking about. The two scene shift
eFS, pale, weary looking men, who had
come down with the scenery, were sit
ting in the wings, perfectly apathetic
amid the general excitement.
Charles and several other actors were
standing round footman who was
opening champagne bottles at a surnris-
ing rate. saw Charles take glass Ia
Evelyn, who was shivering in an arm
chair with a sharp attack of stage fever
looking over her part. She smiled crate.
fully, but as she did SO her eyes wan
dered to the other side of the room. where
Ralph. on his knees before Aurelia. was
fastening diamond star i'm her dress.
Diamonds, rubieS and emeralds flashed
in her hair, and ON her white neck and
arms. Ralph was fixing the last orna-
ment ON TO her shoulder with wire off a
champagne bottle, there being no clasp
To hold it in its place. l saw Evelyn
turn away again, and Charles, who was
watching her, suddenly went off to
the fire and began TO complain OF the
cold, and OF the thinnesS of his silk
stockings.