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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
NASAL 0ATARRM
ny Dr. n, Russell Burner
oATAHRH or FHu man.


In every section OF North America
where tho climate Ia either warm and
dry, or cold and dry, chronic eataHh pro-
walls, and tho more complete this climate
condition, tho heyefer win DO the oataTrh'
al diseases, IL iaa well known fact that
very warm, dry atmosphere, or very
cold one, II dry, win contain greater
amount Of fine irritating particles, than a
moist atmosphere, whether warm OF cold,
That eatAnh ID eminently a disease o.
tho glandular system, directly affecting
the seoreting and blood-maklng organs
that II IL mAnifeatly constitutional dis
ease affecting the entire body that II to-
day 10 tho most fruitful source OF bron.
ehlia and consumption known 10 med
ieal menl that tho local disease In the
nose and throatare hlmply tho effect and
not tho cause Of oatauh, and lastly, that
a disease 10 lnaldloua and dangerous 10
human life and comfort, should receive
far greater attention al the hands Of med
ioal men, than Ia bestowed upon II,
Ten years ago few practitioners would
admit the existence Of such disease as
eaiarh, and many lazy dFonea Of to-day
still hold tho same opinion. This unwlll'
lngnesa on the part Of medical men to In.
yestlgaie the disease and tho consequent
M effects Of their treatment when oblig-
cd 10 dive treatment, made such a great
popular demand for remedies 10 relieve
lh6 auliefinga Of the people, that hun.
dreda Of patent medicines were manuiho-
tured and thrown upon tho market 10
supply this great aud popular demand A
ane aeld waa thus opened up for tho pat
ent medicine man, An opportunity 10
an his pockets and iAlten upon tho mis-,
fortunes Of an afflicted people. An OPP
pOrtunlty 10 put up some cheap "atuh' or
'noalrum" have II nicely packed and
labled by some poor children al two bits
per dayj scatter u all over the country,
then lay back In hla eaay-ehalr and watch
tho people pay tribute TO his genlua,
Yet the public arc not 10 blame, but Il
must be very humillatng 10 the phyhi'
clan, when too indolent 10 apply the
proper remedy for the purpose OF abating
tho evil. And what IA that remedy ?
Cioe application 10 aiteiy 10 NJ heasflrts Ior
HlooesfRiy treating eaidrh, and not lay
back on aelfooneelted dignity, and lazy
Ignorance, conlentlng themaelyea with a
pipe, a dog and gun or ilahing'rod, these
practices belong 10 mon Of leisure. and
not 30 tho physician who has At heart the
best interests OF his professional career
People who have given certificates Of cure
10 proprietom Of patent anulh, thinking
themselves cured simply on account Of
the irritation In the head being relieved,
have too frequently been disappointed
and ohagrned on ilndlng that the first
cold they oontmtod has brought the dis
case on ~ severely ~ before. This has
boon tho experience Of thousands and
these can scarcely DO convinced that ca.
tarrh IL oumblo, because sucking "anulla'
up their nose did not cure a dangerous,
constitutional disease, really as difficult 10
cure aa any othor form OF acrohila.
TREATMENT OF CATARRH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

cniGAQO, June w.
WiinAT-'fhe wheat market waa weak All
dAY, And ftum tie ppHnlng vac ph lht iowa
NfaAe, with only one Of I've slllhl leAellnhn'
Ihs closing prioas we're elsO l0Wpf than halufs
day, ihe hhiling Waa HnhtiAl ana Wpat
deal Ut wheat palne out ph stop luas pfgpin'
1hs OTup adyiOea from Minnesota hha Dakota
were enppuraHlnH Hhl lhal lall el the epuhs
Grg sold heavily Through yaFlnus nfmhi
CORN WAs weak lnhi mphlhY Win wheat
and Olnsbd Adsap lpWts
DAIh WfW VsrY duili but hlubhpfhlY hfni,
and olnsad hNi6p higher
TGOViAlONS Wefa SLOW and neglected,
Closing pfae, show pork b higher and Land
and Tlla Hap lower
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
rn.t LIhsrir cnllls Marriott

EAST LihtHTW Pa June ~
CATTLE Receipts, 500 head phlpmenta
Ava head market barely steady az last weokt
prieea 49,.
HOGS Receipts, li,l headl shipments, 4 No
head market htpRdy medium hhd nrlpeted,
Digs, Gi51blih
HilEEr@ NecelptA, 100 head. ahipmentA,
i,aD head, market active al u ahAde higher
than last week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
READ THE EEE
JUNE BARGAINS

Which our Mail Order puts In your
reach. But don't expect them here
for you II you don't write for them
until July or August. The time 10
buy JUNE BARGAINS Is In June, aud
this Is June,
READ;
$1,000 yards of the finest French
Satlnes,
Az 10, 20 and 90 cents q yard.
Worth 30, 40 and 10 oents q yard.
And you never saw or heard Of them
, selling under these higher prices nj
this season Of the year. These are the
finest goods, all Of this seaOon's manu-
facture and styles,
Ard tens OF Thousands Of yards Of
The finest American and Scotch Cling
hams AZ 80, 100, is1c, i5o, 200 and 200
all reduced for these great June bar.
gain sales-the 30 ones reduced from
12c, and the 200 and 25c ones from lOc
aud A5c.
Write for samples at once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
sHERIFF SALE

VIM, ], Piero oth order OF Sale.
vs. stark Oounty Common
R0ao Rlnsel ot nj. Pleas Court
ny yirtuo OF an order " sale issued BY the
clerk Of the court OF common pleas OF STARK Coz
Ohio IN the above action. aud 10 me directed, VIII
offer for sale NJ public outory ~ tho door VI
tho court house, In the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the Goth day Of July, 1890,
Tho following doaWlbod real estate to-wlt tot
number twenty nyo hundred and nitcon l2Dlel IN
the city Of Canton, county Of stark and state OF
OHIO. and also part Of lot humber twenty-five hun.
drcd and sirteon tsDle) IN the said city Of Canton.
Ohio.
Appraised " MOO
Sale 10. connonce at one O'Clock p m. Terms
'A'"' GA KRIDER, shsria,
CHAs 0. URHAM, AwI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

HHHH fHn NtW hphat June w
FIOUR steady hui duli nna gades q
satsrfne winter t!,lhas M 40 sprinh s2lDa
fHteiiIa Ma eWlnleE skiiGAili 10 curing,
4gaiqAi0 batTa No | WinleF tllhGi NJ 10
ssHsi, is8,ssI soshes,'a ioai Ss1'd ddii '1. tisds
And famliy extras, fiiu0AhA
RYE Nominal
HAhLfY hOmlnai,
Hlj0kH haW duliI hel6o fOF % deR tesi
aahtfimgail 80 fnT fair fphnln0 Ienned
siTangi pullnai and 0Tuahed, iAni Pow
defel lUhQi grannlated paci puhfa, nef
go paRlY A, o)lol eatfa 2, huoGeSeoi golden
hUIrKH firml creamery eastern, ii5lhol
western, liGlho,
CnfFhE steady factory New York ehed-
dAH p)6liOgl western hat iAiisp, ..,.,.-
hliuh- steady frpah eastern nlsisj lbt0lep
Canadian frhia, lll60i WESTERN ltblitp,
COffkh Spot l0ls steady iaF Ito, eaf'
R0oa, tlOi futures closed steady
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
JOS. HORNE 4 CO.,
6oo.6aI Penn Ave-,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
SHERIFF. SALE.

"a stark County Common
Tho Mcleod II, II. Air PloAS Court
fignnl %, ot AL
ny virtue Of an order Of sale issued BY the
clerk OF tho court OF common ploaa ot STARK Co,
o. IN tho shove action ana " me difeotedt VIII ohoI
for aale ~ public outcry ~ the door OF Tie court
houoc, IN tho city of Canton, on
Saturday, the goth day of July, 1890,
tho following described real estate toswlt Situated
IN the township OF Canton, county Of stark nnd hts
of Ohlo aud known aa bolug the whole Of lot num-
her O0s ulH hundred and olghD Of the CRYSTAL rarl
addition " tho city OF unntOn, OHIO, roc0rdeu u
plat book number n OF tho plat records Of htafh
county Ohio, on pago lf7 thereof, W whlcb reief,
ence iahero had, together with all bulldlngv ano
nktuteh thereon.
Appraised M 100000,
salo 70 commence at ono O'Clock p. m. Terms
cash. ...., .,,s.
noueRL A wHnnHn, AttyG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

Nav f0RHi June "
Money closed a per ceHt, lhe lowest FAle
hlNhndl ait lIrl nnt. 49,.
hI0hahM fllsad sifsdYl posled ralea, 40
uihHlli auluN lale klsfbi-ia4 lpf Ahif'
day hlill and ~ 8iii 'lpl dplaad,
a., ii8i lis onuton, i ss4 hldi iah ia, lO,
fanlhe ralluiad blnlB plpipd AZ fpllnNa
Unlnn hrsis, Llnl6 sinking fund.-, la pen-
lfaia. li.tl.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-09
ADDITIONAL DIsPATCHEs.

TIE s,x-story buildings 255 and 259
State street. Chicago, have been de-
stroyed by fire.
THE mind OF the ex-Emperor of Bra
zil, Dom Pedro is reported from Coll
ogne, Germany, as practically gone
He is constantly guarded by an attend
ant
LITrIB Tommy O'Rourke, who had
been lost in the woods near Foley in
Benton County, Mimi, since September
2s. was found October5. lie was nearly
starved, having lived on acorns and
water
THE Comte de Paris and the Duo
d'Orleans went from New York to Phil
adelphia on the 9th. rhe tomb of Gen
eral McClolland at Trenton, n. J., was
visited. In tho afternoon they we're
rendered reception by Philadelphia
officials
THE Comptroller OF the Currency has
called for a report of the condition of
National banks at the close Of business
Thursday, October ..
THE Pres dent left Washington on the
9Th for his Western trip
THE San Francisco police deny that
the woman who robbed Louis Besant
an alleged medical student is a Vassar
girl from Boston 0T that Hesant is Of
fine French family.
1T reported from Paris that as re.
suit Of the Boulangist exposures more
stringent laws than ever will be adopted
against the exiled royal and imperial
families Of France.
Ar the Mormon conference in Salt
Lake City George Q Cannon and Presi-
dent Woodruff advised the Mormons to
obey the laws and leave the conse-
quences with the Lord.
Mrs. LADsHAw, living near Camden,
Pa, mistook nitro glycerine for carbon
oil and put bottle OF itinto her kitchen
stove. The explosion wrecked the
house and fatally injured her husband.
THE local elect on in Covington.
Ky, was carried by the Republicans.
the first time in twenty-five years
The Democratic Congressional cam.
paign committee will circulate about
100, 600 copies Of Senator Carlisle's re-
cent speech on the tariff.
The lightermen at HUH and the cart
men at Liverpool, England, have struck
for higher wages
All. the buildings on the Minnesota
experimental farm near Hameline have
been destroyed by FIRE. Loss So, 0oo'
Insurance. SO. 900
KATE ROHER daughter OF a wealthy
mill owner OF Cintonvil.e. Wis
drowned herself in her fathers mil
pond because attacked BY consumption
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-09

a . -"""h-""9sSi3 Iti~i'lv-

a i-"""h-""1aSlts9I n Ui~hIv-
QurBrC, Oct "A sensation has been
created throughout the province by an
exposure OF the alleged immortality of
the people by Rev. Father DeCary, cure
Of the French-Canadian parish OF St
Henri, near Montreal I'm no country
OF the world, said the reverend father
save France, are such disorders and
excesscs practiced and tolerated as in
The province Of Quebec.
"In the upper circles OF Canadian So
ciety there is, to say the least an im-
mense amount Of indiscretion on the
part OF wives and mothers OF families,
and it is becoming notable in Montreal
and Quebec that there are married
ladies who receive larger share OF at
tention from youthful admirers than
their younger and unmarried sisters and
friends
Among the lower classes the evil is
much more extensive, principally among
factory girls and domestic servants In
the city Of Montreal alone, with pop
ulation OF 200, 600, there are over 700 IL
censed tayerns, besides any number of
unlicensed groggeries and other disor-
derly places Blasphemy goes hand in
hand with intemperance, but is moro
marked among the French than among
the English Canadians French oaths
that, translated nto English, would not
be tolerated in any decent society, are
freely used by both men and women in
the highest social circles OF French
Canada -
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-09
sCHwAB's APPEAL.
Judge Gresham Dlsmisses 1t In Few
Words 60 to the supreme Court.

Judge Gresham Dismisses II In "a Few
words--To 60 to the supreme Court.
CHicAGo, Sept 30.-Judge Gresham
yesterday morning took up the applica.
tion fof writ Of habeas corpus for the
release from the penitentiary Of Michael
Schwab the Anarchist who was sent to
Joliet for life.
Attorney-General Hunt filed a special
demurrer, setting forth that the al ega-
tons contained in the petition we're in.
sufficient TO warrant the granting OF tho
prayer.
Schwab's attorney asked for time to
examine thu demurrer and tho court
gave him till two o'clock
During the afternoon the Attorney
General and Lawyer Salomon argued
the case pro and con.
Judge Gresham Thea decided the ap-
plication in very few Words. Looking
at the matter with a brad view. he
said he did not see suilicientallegations
in the petition TO release the -elator or
issue a writ Of habeas corpus. Ia would
sustain the special demurrer ana dis.
miss the petition. The matter could
then be taken up to the United States
Supreme Court
Mr. Salomon requested leave TO make
some amendments to the petition and
Attorney General Hunt said he would
look over them and make an answer II
necessary
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-09
NO PREFERENCES.


The Secretary of the Interior Seeks to Cor
rect Pension Abuse
WASHINGTON. Sept so The Secre-
tary Of the Interior has issued the fol.
lowing order;
1T hereby ordered that under the
rules already in force and those already
approved for the purpose OF securing the
prompt adjudication of claims under
former acts of Congress and that Of June
27, 1890, such action shall be taken by
all officers and employees in the Pension
Bureau as will prevent any undue pref
erence OF any claim, in time Of either
hearing or adjustment and any agent OF
attorney who shall have or attempt to
have any claim putupon the list or docket
OF or among the completed files that is
obviously or clearly not completed, OF
otherwise defeat the just operations OF
the laws and regulations shall be dis.
barred from practice in the depart
ment"
The rules referred to in this order
we're prepared for the purpose OF assist
ing claimants without attorneys to in.
telligently aud properly prepare and
prosecute their claims before the PEN
sion Bureau ali necessary details and
all essential requirements are plainly
stated. Copies of these rules may bs
had upon application to the Pension Bu
raau
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

A FIRE at Sydney. n. 5. W.. destroyed
property worth $500, 600.
A PASSENGER rate war has commenced
Round trim tickets from Kansas City to
St Louis and Chicago were selling for
sing rates on the 2d-
The British dockmen's congress has
opened at London with sixty delegates
present
A BRUSSELS carpet trust has been
formed. Prices will go up 25 to 80 cents
per yard
The Mormons OF Arizona number one
fifth Of the population.
IT Is stated at the Treasury Depart
ment that the decrease in the bonded
debt OF the United States during the
past month. viz ;St2. &c. 940. was greater
than in any month since the period of
refunding operations under Secretary
Sherman, the nearest approach to it be-
ing s26. 500 $50 in the month Of October,
1855.
CHARLES WESLEY HASTINGS, a veteran
Of the war, and two other men we're ar
rested at North Lansing. Mich, while
in the very act Of making counterfeit
silver dollars
A CHANCE in the weather Of California
for the better has saved many thou
sands to the grape growers and raisin
men Of the State About Napa si00. 600
damage has been done.
SECRETARY BENJAMIN BUrTERwoRTH,
Of the Chicago Worlds Fair, is preparing
a circular letter containing full informa-
ton for those who desire to make ex-
hibits and for all others who seek
knowledge.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-09
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

REV. DR. GEORGE ID. CHEEvER, well
known as an author, died at his homo
at Englewood, N. ]. recently.
JEAN BAPrIsTE ALPHoNso KARR the
noted French author is dead.
SECRETARY BLAINE sent to the House
denial from George NJ. Wurt United
States charge d'affaires at St Peters
burg, of the reports that Russia was ex-
pelling the Jews by wholesale.
THE Paris Rappel says that the ques-
ton of prosecuting tho Boulangists will
be raised in the Chamber of Deputies.
GENERAL. BoULANGER will spend the
winter in Malta.
THE bill locating the capital at Ok
lahoma City has passed the Oklahoma
Legislature. The Guthrie people were
much excited at losing the seat OF gov
ernmeM % - -
CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM MIrcHLER has
been renominated by the Democrats of
the Eighth Pennsylvania district
EX- X-CoNGREssMAN HENRY BACON, OF
Goshen, was nominated for Congress in
tho Fifteenth New York district by the
Democrats.
HE fDuu lOAnn VI bl1 hAih lHuAa
district have nominated William j. Dur
ham, boiler maker of Seymour, for
Congress
THE Comte de Par and party arrived
at Now York on the 3D.
THERE is report that late First AS
sistant Postmaster-General Carlson
will go as Minister to China after the
elections.
THE Farmers Alliance Exchange OF
Alabama is advancing s35 per bale on
all the farmers cotton offered The
source of the funds is profound secret
W. !. CAMPBELL has been selected by
the Illinois Republican Committee as
National Committeeman to succeed
Colonel George Il. Davis, drector-gen-
eral Of the Worlds fair
THOMAS w. PIERCE has been nomi-
mated for Congress by the Democrats Of
the Sixth Pennsylvania d strict
The Republicans OF the Fourth Cal
ifornia district have nominated General
John T. Cutting for Congress to succeed
Mr.. Morrow
COLONEL JoHN r. FRENCH, editor OF
the Sun, Boise City, Idaho, and once a
noted ani-slavery agitator, is dead.
TT is reported from Vienna that Rus
sia and Turkey have come to an under
standing in regard to the Armenian
question.
A TREATY has been signed by Ger
many and Zanzibar relative TO the
coasting trade along the East coast Of
Africa The German Government pays
the Sultan OF Zanzibar 4, ZOO 600 marks
for the concession.
A DISPATCH from Athens says that the
Sultan has issued an trade confirming
the religious immunity and privileges
of the Armenians.
Hon WILLIAM l. ScorT is still crit
ically i'll at his home in Erie, Pa Mr.
Scott has long been a sufferer from dys-
pepsia.
AUSTRIAN newspapers are full Of
angry articles on the new American tar
III. The Government is trying to allay
the excitement
THE revolutionary party in the Canton
OF ricino Switzerland, has won victory
on the question OF a revis on Of the Con-
stitution. The popular vote shows IL, =
92s for and II, s34 against revision.
THE wife OF General Booth, command
er-in-chief Of the Salvation Army, died
in London recently
Tx President has appointed commits
SONS to treat with the Turtle mountain
Chippewa Indians in North Dakota, the
Warm Spring Indians in Oregon and the
Northern Cheyennes in Montana and
South Dakota.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-09
TRADE GOOD
IL. q. Dun a. Co. Take Rosy View of the
Trade situation-Business Active and
Healthy


| H. q. Dun a. Go. Take "a Rosy View of the
Trade situation-Business Active and
Healthy.
New YORK, Oct Ar, G. Dun & Co, s
weekly review OF trade says:
Never before has there been in any
month so great an increase in the circu-
lation or so large a payment of public
debt as in the month just closed Do
mestic trade is improving in all direc-
tions and at least for the time there is
aSso"islprovement in exports which now
show for the past month gain OF seven
per cent over last year at New York
or the magnitude of domestic trade il
appears that actual payments through
clearing houses outside New York were
in September 1917 per cent greater than
last year. This is partly due to higher
prices for the general average Of com
modities, has risen one per cent during
the past week and has been over g per
cent above last year for the past month.
But the earnings OF railroads as far as
reported for September show gain over
last year OF ~ per cent, and the move
ments OF cattle and OF cotton is particu-
the movement Of oats exceeded last
years while the decrease in wheat
and corn is partly balanced by increase
in flour.
The details given Show eh~t in all
parts OF the country and all important
branches Of business there Is phenome-
nal activity and nevertheless there Is
comparative freedom from speculative
excitement or disturbances The gen
eral soundness OF trade is shown by the
reports Of failures which for the third
quarter OF 1890 were smaller in number
and amount OF liabilities than for the
same quarter Of 1889
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-09
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned BY Telegraph and Mail.
CONGRESS-.


WHEN the Senate met on tho S0th the
House bill to promote administration OF
just &c In the army was passed, also deh
cheney bill for compensation OF members.
Also a resolution continuing tho pay OF SOS o
sion committee clorks ana clerks OF sena
tors during recess, The confei ence report
on the Tariff bill was then taken up and de-
bated until $40 o'clock when a vote was
reached and tho conference report ngreed
to by a vote Of 80 TO "a, Messrs. T. ddoek, Pet
tlyrew md Plumb voting In the negative with
the Democrats. The day In the House was
quiet, only few bills and resolutions OF a
local character being disposed OF. The re-
quest of the Senate for a conference on the
bill to promote tho administration Of justice
In tho army was granted, and the House ad-
journed
WHEN the senat met on October vari US
motions were al i'posed Of, and resolution
adopted to adjou' at six o'clock p. m Res
buttons of thanks TO Vice Presl tent Morton
and senator ingalls, for the impartiality Of
their actions as presiding officers were
unan mously adopted. Tho Tariff bill en-
rolled, was received from the House with
the Speakers 8 gnature, and tho Vlce-Presi-
dent signed and sent I to the President tor
his signature. A committee appointed to
wait on the Presi lent and notify him that
the Senate was ready to adjourn reported
that the Presl lent had no further
communication to make. and at six
o'clock the Vlce-Pr, sldent declared
the Senate adjourned without day. !. The
House disposed of the usual r. utino busi.
ness and appointed n committee 10 walt on
the President in connection with the Senate
committee Several conference reports
were agreed to and the Senate resolution
for final adjournment agreed to- The resig'
nation OF Postmaster Wheat was presented
and tho House rofused TO accept IT, but the
committee of Investigation reported that
the charges made against him had been
sustain, and the Office was declared va
can't At six o'clock the Speaker declared
tho House adjourned, only few members
being present at tho time.