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OF grain, as shown by Mr. Mohler In his
article in regard 10 storing our crops At
home, and demanding a price, and by 20
doing we would have a good bank from
which 10 draw On such reserves we
could borrow money, and II we manage
right, would not have 10 pay more than
o per cent, possibly less, interest per an.
mum. Weare tired Of the rObbing rates
Of interest and taxes. We plead here,
Bro ADVOCATE, that you keep before the
public In condensed or whole form, the
Otis and W. " Marshall papers for the
benefit OF new comers.
We, the members OF John Sargent Ali
ance, instruct our secretary 10 subscribe
our names, and IL IL our humble prayer
that the Otis paper will be supported by
every member OF the alliance 10 success.
NAMES. NAMES
Geo. Thompson, Pres, M. j. Markell,
j. A. Ballantyne, Sec, N. M. Main,
W. l. Anderson, j. q. Keren,
VIM. Thompson, H. Sargent,
G. qosephson, VIM. Austin,
b. A. Austin, O. Williams,
@. M. Zeager, A. Anderson,
j. Sargent, N. Hill,
l.. Mead, j. O. Slieen,
q. Hook, W. r. Write,
j. Hook, A. Tanker,
M. Mead, ID. Redd,
A. O. Duncan, NJ. Walker,
w. G. White, l.. L. Hawk,
NJ. P. WOmack, M. l.. Harding,
L. L. Hawkins, s. Allison,
w. O. Felty, j. Hawkins,
j. WeAllison, g. H. Allison,
S.A. Allison, j, Womack,
b. +. Redd, VIM. Learned,
r. b. Walter, j. II. Allison,
s. D.Titus, A. b. Learned,
s. Redd, J. Nelson,
o. Bell, Q. r. Gere,
p. tanker, s. A. Duncan,
s. /. Allison, j. j. Briggs,
M. Womack, II. ~ Colby.
Il. Whit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

The prospects are that California will
have big wheat crop.
Much Of the hay grown In California 10
balcd In the fields, many farmers keep.
Ing baling machines Of their own,
The San Francisco Bulletin is authori.
ty for the statement that the California
beet sugar experiment Is q success.
An "clastic steel horse collar Is no.
cent invention attracting the attention
Of British farmers,
But little winter wheat Is sown In Col
orado and Nebraska, tho wheat crop Is
Of the spring variety,
II IL told that Of nj breeding establish.
monts In the blue grass regions Of Ken
lucky the trottor Is bred In 100,
Recent returns to the department OF
agriculture show revival Of interest in
sheep husbandry,
"Nc Plus Ultra sweet corn Is cata.
loguod by Peter Henderson & Co. with
vegetable seed novelties for 1890, IL Is
medium carly variety, small, sweet
and tcndcr.
Much Of the meat exported from lead
ing packing points In the west Is treated
with borax, at the rate Of eight pounds
TO the package which latter averages
about n quarter Of ton, The borax ia
applied as u SOLUTION and protects tho
meat from spoiling by exposure to the
atmosphere,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
WHY SD eEEKs EREGpoM.
The Terrible ordeal to which u wife W,
LuAI..L.H

The Terrible ordeal 10 which u wifo Wa
Subjected,
A story with all the Interest aud suspense
OF the story Of Bluebtnrdt last wife was 70,
Gently told by Mra Margaret ], whelan IN
her superior court bill for divorce from
James Whelan, ~ Chicago, From her mar
riage, Aug ", 1883, until Nov, 4 1850, her
story does not materially differ from the
hundreds Of similar taos, Ghe was beaten
aud abused by her husband, who twice at.
tempted 10 kin her with a knife
Once ho cut hor dress from her baol, ~ she
was escaping, aud again stabbed a noighbor
who interforod 10 save hOr from abubo. She
left him, but returned on lll promise Of bet
Ter behavior Hhe entered the house and fol
lowed him 10 a room. FOO late sho noticed
that tho knobs OF tho door had been removed
and their places taken by heavy staples,
which were fastened with telegraph wires aud
padlocks The terrified woman asked her hus'
band what ho meant 10 do, and ho turned on
her aud, tcizing her by the hair, dragged her
10 tho floor "Your minutes aronumberodr'
no exclaimed, "Pray now, for you have but
Ave minutes 70 liyon
sho knclt on tho floor, with her hands
claspcd In prayer aud ho opened hugo knife
and flourishod II above her head The time
was getting short, aud Whclan turned 10 a
shelf 10 change tho clock 10 a more conycn'
lent place 70 watch tho minutes ~ they
passed. Az he turned his back Mrs Whean
sprang to her feet aud lcapcd through tho
window 70 tho street, Sho was seriously In
jured by her fall, but was cared for by neigh.
bora, Judge Jameson entered an order on.
joining Wholan from In any way annoying
hia wIfo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
Profits from nrollera.

Broilcp for market should ho made {
matter Of business and care, II IL dcdr
able 10 get tho chicks out ~ early IN pos
aible, as tho very first spring chicks com
mand enormous pricosi but this docs not
last long, as the price win get 10 about
twenty-five oonts u pound and stay there
for awhile. The cost Of raising the chicki
Ia only four cents pound, Suppose 500
chicks were raised Az this rate the cost
would only bo 800 times four cents, OF
SEQ, whilo the price they sell for Is 800
times twenty-five cents, or Slp5, which
leaves clear profit Of SlO5 for the trouble
OF raising Them aud Of course whom
larger numbers arc raised the profit Is
still greater, The prices are higher dur.
Ing March and April, when chicks that
weigh less that a pound retail at forty or
ilfty cents, but along In July the prices
get down 10 twenty-five cents, but even
such prices ~ this make the business
very profitable aud we'll adapted for all
classes Of people, Southern Planter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
"JULl% AND "Ros% WE'RE MEN,
Two Chicago Haseals swlndle Numberieaa
wife Seekers,


Two Chicago Isaseals swlndle Numberisas
wife Seekers
Charles Kerfel, a German, aud George Pot.
tier, a Frenehman, are under arrest AZ Chi
eago charged with using tho mails Tor fraud,
ulent purposes They were room mates and
they e0noOoted scheme by which 10 live
well and without work In tho French pa,
pera Of the country they Inserted thIs adyer.
tieementl
young French mss ID ieslrdus 0f making
match with an honest man 0r farmer Address
Julia Burton, 1878 State street.
10 tho German papers tho following was
tentl
A pretty German girl desires 10 marry an honest
man o. farmer Address Rosa Muller, 1875 htate
street.
The men received numerous replies, and
under their female aliaaea eutered lnt0 num-
Dor Of matrimonial engagements Kerfel, "a
Rosa Muller, promised 10 become tho wife Of
seventeen eager Germans, while Fottier, a.
Julia Burten, was under contract 10 twenty,
four romantic aud lonesome sons Of sunny
France, Each correspondent ~ fast aa hs
popped the question, was ,tenderly APP
preached on the subject Of sending railway
faro, 10 that "Jullan OF Rosa might loln
Tho man Of her heart NJ once
The dollars flowed Ia, and while tho two
ralcala lived high their dupes In different
parts Of the country roasted around the do
pots waiting Tor the faIr eharmer who never
came A poatodiee inspector AZ Chicago
learned OF the awindle, and arrested the con,
tplrat0ra the other day lilo secured over
two hundred letters from wife seekers, Afty
photographs and choice collection OF Locke
OF hair, ranging Ia hue from rcd 10 white,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

Professor W, j, Beal sends warning
10 farmers, In form u bulletin from
the Michigan State College station, about
hbgraaa or narrow loayed plaintaln,
which ID becoming common In clover
seed. While II ianot the worst OF woeda,
tho seeds are dInloult TO separate from
those Of the clover, and when present In
jure tho sale Of tho clover seed. lie
aayal Plantago lanooolata H., rlbgrAae,
ribwort, English plalntaIn, narrow leayed
plalntaln, buekthorn plaIntaIn has pc
rennIal root, rosotto Of narrow leaves
ak 10 ton inches long, acute NJ each end,
an angled flower stalk ono 10 two feet
high, bearing q cylindrical spike Of
lowera Tho shining seeds are brown,
oblong, convex on ono GidO, oonoayo on
tho other, Tho loayoa usually spread
close 10 the ground like those of the dan
dolion and thus exclude other plants.
Tho stalks nro slender, without leaves,
and afford little fodder, Careful farm
era who read thl0notioo will do well by
calling the attention Of their noighbot
10 tllo subject and help keep ribgrOss oul
Of their heldn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

hfN"AN NlNNlHN Afihh NlNNlNNf FHNNAhi
Tho first figure Ia that Of vigorous
young nursery tree before digging,
showing tho numerous strong roots
reaching some feet out Careful exam
lnatlOn6 have shown that the roots Of a
young tree fully equal o. exceed IN eK'
tent the branches Of the top, II IL Ina
possible 10 preserve all these roots In
digging especially after the tres Ii q
year aud upwards old,
The usual practice II 10 thrust the
digger Into the earth about ~ the on,
craving shows, and the larger part Of
tho finer roots, too delicate really 10
handle, stay back Thus the trees bal
anoe In root aud top h broken at the
nursery Il reaches the planter In the
top heavy condition Of Fig, 3, Plant II
thus, ~ no generally 10 done, and the
root Ia not possibly equal 10 the task Of
supporting Ia entire top, The tree Ia out
OF balance,
Fig, 0 shows the same tree handled foI
reatorlng tho balance lost In digging,
through pruning away enough OF the
top 10 correspond with the loss OF the
roota, This h tho course that all plant
era should follow. Remember that the
soil needs thorough cultivation and on
rlohlng Tor trees 40 we'll ~ for corn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

thing wonderfully fascinating about tho
pretty silk sldrts, with their lace frillai the
silk underyesta that look "a II they we're spun
by the fairies, the broeaded or satin oorseta
that are going 10 hug a pretty form a. close
aa possible, the long silk stockings aud the
little bifureated affairs that are made OF lawn
a. an excuse for their frilla and Insertions OF
lace and 10 allow monogram 10 be put high
up near tho belt
One " the prettleet windows on broadway
IL full OF these things, and out OF every four
people standing In front Of II throo are men,
and yet curiosity 10 6aid 10 be a feminine
yioe Who wears theml Well, underwear
Ia like gowns IN ono respect, every we'll dress.
Cd woman has her peculiar fad aboutit, Some
body was telling mo the other day that al
though Mrs Kendall was such a we'll dressed
woman, ehe wore tho most absolutely old
fashioned underwear imaginable, Allk vest,
then over II muslin chemlae, n flannel pot
tiooat, another heavy pettiooat aud white
oorpeta | could only oIolaim Good gra.
oloual All such belongings went out with
tho hoopeklrt Fanny Davenport n lux
urioua about her lingerie, usually wearing
hlk undoryest Of roso or blue, lawn other
things, n dlk pettcoat and pale roao satin
eorhotA. Mra Langtry, who would spend
more money on pottlcoat than many wo-
men do on an entlro outit, had all her alk
lingerie come from Felix, She wore mauye
or rose colored tllk with the three feathers Of
tho Prince Of Wales and tho intortwined La
eEquihtely embroidered on each piece, In
color mauye or robo was given the prefer
Once
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
A Grcnt Ilceord a. u ISI..rr.

Kissing is said to go by favor but Il tho
evidence brought before Philadelphia court
recently In suit for divorce IL reliable 10
would scom that tho defendant 10 tho cause
had no fayortcs but kissed ImpartiNlly uuy
woman who chanccd his way and would sub.
init 10 his oscuatory carcsscs His nnmo is
Denizot, and ho formerly kept hotel at Capo
May The witnesses doposed 10 seeing him
kiss a colorcd cook, crippled nurse girl u
gray haired but festive widow aud homcly
ohombormaid Tho only woman ho seemed
unwilling TO Ris, was his wife For this roa-
son and because sho says her husband kicked
and beat her every day Mrs. Donzot do
mands divorce
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

Hives containing bees can now be
painted on pleasant days with no incon-
vcnicnoo to the inmates, Mrs, Harrison
says In The Prairie Farmers Tho first
story Of our hives Is painted white, and
lead and oil are now In the honey house
to give them another coat The second
story, or cap is painted with venetian
red and tho cover whito, The white
paint is cooler than the rcd, as Il dces not
draw the sun 10 much, und II isput where
II Is needed. Warmth Is needed in the
second story during the timo of storing
honey, to enable tho bees to ripen the
honey and manipulate the wax,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
A nnld slIoLn for a rnrlnnn.

DR., Harrison Wagner, Of Washington, Il
either OF unsound mind or ono Of the most
daring scoundrcls Of tho age lIo IL now
undor indictment AZ Stafford Court House,
Va, He 10 charged with forgInga bond for
tho payment Of $3.50 ,s75s9, purporting to
have been signed by William Il. DinGmoro ~
president OF the Adams Express company
This bond ho filed at Stafford Court House.
secured writ, and had II served on tho local
agent OF tho company, Dinmoro has been
dead for some time, aud Wagncrs object waa
10 secure Judgment on the bond, which would
stand good against tho alleged debtor com.
pany for twonty years, and which at some
later dato might bo collected for want Of owl.
denco showing tho fraudulent grounds on
which II was granted,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
FARM AND GARDEN.
POPULAR SUBJECTS TREATED IN
A PRACTICAL MANNER,

Smoothing Ha'rows snd Cara Markers
That Have Given Owners Satisfactory
hssult-How 10 Make and How 10 use
These Tabor saving Implements,
The amooihlng, or slant tooth harrow,
consists essentially u numerous small
teeth Rlantlng backwards, cutting down,
sllolng and grinding tho eloda Of earth,
on the scattered Jumps Of manure, Tho
teeth may be set In any frame which
chances 10 be convenient tho annexed
figure, however Ia 40 useful as any,
II is In three portions, 30 aa 70 bend
and NJ uneven ground, Each portion
consists Of four bars Of tough wood, 4
feet long and by ~ inehesi and these
bars are ton Inches apart from center 10
oenter, The teeth Are round, made Of
steel, and about sight Inches long, slant
Ing backwards about 40 dega, from yer-
tlcal, There are tweLty-eLght teeth In
each section, OF eIghty'four In the whole
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

Tho bifurcatcd airairs were very short,
very wide and tucked by hand above trim.
ming Of lace, The chomiao was Of silk tho
Same color cut out round and low trimmed
with laco at tho top aud bottom, while tho
pottiooat was accordion plated aud not on q
yoke NO that thcro might DO no extra fullnoaa
about tho waist Tho oorsots matched In
color, and their popularity was, IN addition
10 their being very long, that thoy were
closed IN front and had two broad iron bones
tho full length, under faced with plush 10
that they might not hurt tho dclicato skin.
They woro laced on In the back and kept NJ
the regular measurement every day It's a
step In the right direction for women 10 wear
fewer undorclothes aud certainly nobody can
blanc them for liking 10 have the daintIcst
and prctticst possible With all these silk
suits, by the by, nightdrcssos 10 match and
having yokca aud cuffs OF point do Voniso
lace awaited tho hour whom my lady wished
10 alumbor, NO that thoro could bo no doubt
that she would look AZ beautiful thon as dur.
Ing the day.
Speaking OF Mrs, Laugtry, thcro scoms 10
be some doubt M 10 whether Mr.. Frederick
Gcbhard ~ IN New York or In London. 10 10
Hrst said that ho Ia hero and then that hos
there But II ho Ia adorning New York by
his presence, no Ia doing what the d0rkies
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
nrnnlnr nlmnrnnt snenln..

. Barry, who Ia standard authority on
tho subject, says, One species h fro.
qucntly grated with success on another
by which certain important notifications
arc wrought upon both tho size aud fruit.
fulncas Of trees and the quality Of the
fruits. Thus We can graft In many casos
with beneficial results the peach and
apricot on tho plum, the pear on the
ounce, strong growing species and va
rletics on weaker ones, and vice versa,
There must, however, bo q close ALI.
anoo between the stock and the graft.
We cannot graft an apple on peach,
nor n cherry on pear, but the individu.
ais Of u naturally allied group may, with
moro or lcss success, bc worked upon ono
another, Scions are usually cut In the
fall or winter and should bo kept dor.
mant until used but not In place 80
dry as TO shrvcl the bark They arc
sometimes cut from the trocs at tho time
they are needed but In such cases Il IL
best they should not bo as forward as the
stalks, In grating, the inner bOrks OF
the scions and stalks must come into
close contact, and the operation should
be performed In early spring, before
there Is rapid movement Of the zap.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

harrow, Any other number may be
used aa desired, Tho patent has long
since expired, and any manufacturer
may use them or offer them for sale,
The principal uses Of this harrow arc In
covering graaa seed, narrowing wheat In
spring, narrowing corn broadcast while
young, pulyerIzIng spread manure, mel
lowing Inverted sod, etc,
There are many forms Of corn mark.
erH, all Of which answIr tho purpose
more or less perfectly, Country Gentle.
man, authority for the foregoing, tells
how 10 make u simple ono horse mark
or by inserting into ucantllng several
feet long short thick teeth ut the dis
tanee Of the rows Of corn and then at,
taohing TO the middle Of II q pair OF one
horse thills 10 draw IL Every ono Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
Tragic snIclac Of n nr,Ortoa Woman

Suicide In any form is horrible thing to
contemplate, hut occasionally II has features
which carry its gh1sllnosi almost beyond tho
limits OF belief THIS was 40 IN the case OF
Mrs, Mary Giles who killed herself recently
In New York tenement house The woman
had been deserted by hor husband and was
undoubtedly cro2od with grief aud anxiety,
Sho drove bor children from the room, locked
the door aud sct about her frghtru work.
Az u preliminary aud 10 prevent outraged
nature finding vent In cries. she cut on her
tongue Then she severed the cft hand from
tho arm and calmly watched the life blood
ebb out upon the floor, When discovered sho
was noarly dead, and expired almost immo.
diatoly after being takon TO hospital,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

the teeth makes q largo scratch for the
row, A form for u two horse marker IL
represented by the accompanying cut
also from Country Goptlcman-whlch
nearly explains Itself, II Ia rovoraiblc,
ono side for narrow rows and the other
for wider ones, NJ IL u two inch plank,
A and Il the markers, s the tongue, r
and T braces, In using markers, the
ground should previously made smooth
and level 10 that the marks may bo dis
tlnet, In using q horse planter, these
marks viii bc very useful In guiding II,
tho planting tubes being run IN the
marks and thus easily kept straight,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

Orchard grass grows best in the shade,
but II Is not u good lawn grass, for the
reason that It grows in lunches aud does
not cover the ground well wSen sown
alone. Blue grass Is the best single lawn
grass and will endure good deal Of
shade, but whore there is 30 much shade
os TO cause moss to grow the best remedy
will be to lot In the sun by reducing tho
shade.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
A Famous Lawyers Downfall.

Dr. Edmund Morl,broltor was ono Of tho
most celebrated criminal lawyers at the Aus
trlan bar He demanded aud received onor-
nous fees for his services aud could easily
have lived life Of luxury un good ropute,
But ho took to gambling, aud the green cloth
swallowed up sums Ear In excess even Of his
handsome income, Now he is an embez5or
and fugitive, hiding somewhere in tho
United States, and with officers on his track
Whatever moral Morkbreitors downfall con-
talns is fully apparent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

"fffN W. H'N' NV " W NNHHhf
grow fonder Her lover called one day 10
Gently and learned that she was 70 be taken
10 Canada that night 30 as 10 10 removed
entirely beyond the range Of his Influence,
"What shall We dor she asked. "0et mar,
ried At once, he replied They drove 10 Lib'
erty, No, secured license and we're united
by Baptist minister Returning 10 ~.
Louis the next day they "iaced the mufion al
the home OF tho brides parents, effected a
reconciliation and we're married again, thIs
time by q Catholic priest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

Jcwn aud "Judas Iscarot, books Of tho same
character and general anImus II finally
became necessary for him TO do his own
publishing and no started tho Minerva Print
ing company.
Timayonis has several times como into
prominence IN other ways than os 0n author,
A little over year ago no was arrested on
charge Of attempting 10 shoot Mr. j. b, Dick
son. He was also taken In custody about tho
samo dato for an alleged embcz2lcmcut, but
matters were finally settled outside thoc courts,
Ho Is n member Of tho Nineteenth Century
club, and as u writor and talkor has displayed
great activity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

AZ u meeting of the Chautouquo IN,
" horticultural society the following
advice was giycni 1, Plant In well
drained land, 9, Set plants deep. .,
Thorough cultivation, 4. Plow In fall,
turning furrow towards the vines as a
protection against winter killing, 0. To.
hll cost OF an acre Of grapes up TO timo
OF bearing, estimated 500 10 $50,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10


Prettyh Tho
young man has a
susceptible heart,
aneotlonato nature
and n mania for
proposing 20 good
looking girls which
has led 20 serious
complications In
tho way Of conflict
Ing matrimonial
engagements, lrato
nancooa and wrath
full mammas, In
yIoW OF the neck Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

oOOie, also q resi-
dent of tho city by
the big bridge she
Is a Catholic, ho q
Protestant, aud for
that reason, among
others, tho young
lAdy's parents OPP
posed tho match,
They sent her from
home 70 visit rsla'
tiyea NJ Excelsior
Springs but Instead
Of lessening her At
taehment absence
made her heart
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10
Morlted Lilto q Charm.

Bradield's Female Regulator worked
like n charm, Improvement been won-
derful cannot express my gratitude.
Wish every lady afflicted would try Il. |
know II would cure them. MRS. Lulu A..
LONG, Spring Grove, Florida, Write The
Bradhold Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga,
for further particulars. Sold by all drug
yiata
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-10

The promptncss and certainty OF its
cures have made ChambCrlan'a Cough
Remedy famous. II IL intended especial
ly for coughs, colds, Group and whoopinq
cough, and Il In the most clIcctual remedy
known for these diseases. 80 cent bot
ties for sulc by Durbin, Wright q Co., and
l.. Sollmann,