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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-08-18
CURES
SsALhRLaL
POISON
LIFE HAD NO CHARMs.

For three years was troubled with mala
rial poison, which caused my appetite to fail,
and was greatly reduced in flesh, and life
lost all its charms. tried mercurial and
potash remedies, but to nc effect. l could
getno relief then decided to try %s%ssS S%5 &
A few bottles of this wonderful &SlSssSSseeMM Y
medicine made complete and permansn,
cure, and Inow enjoy better health than eye,,
J, A. RICE, Ottawa, Kan.
Our book on Blood and Skin Discasc
nailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlantis, O.
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET.

FOR President Of the United states,
GROVER CLEVELAND, OF New YORK.
For Vice President of the United States,
ADLAI Il. STEVENSON, Of Illinois.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Secretary OF state,
WA. TAYLOR, Of Franklin county.
Judge OF supreme Court dong terml
JOHN X. DRtGGS, OF Monroe County
Judge OF Supreme Court (short term),
THOMAS BEERS, Of Crawford County,
CLERK Of the Supreme Court,
WILLIAM II. WOLFE, of Fairfield County.
Member Board OF Public Works,
JOHN N MEY ERS, OF Hamilton County.
Presidential Electors at Large,
r. s. NBERGER, OF Miami.
j, 2. STEwART. Of Highland.
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MOUNT UNION COLLEGE.

Zine Departments. Many Special Advantages
-Four Term Plsn- great saving Of time and money
Expenses very low.
FOR Catalogues send 10
alsom PRESIDENT M,R8H, Alliance. o.
a. OR sALh-A very desirable brick residence pro-
y perty, No, III South Cleveland avenue
cor. OF Williams st., containing ~ rooms, bath fur
mace, and all modern impT0yenents; lot bOxl00.
AIso the frame ., room dwelling adjoining above
Also a nice yacatt lot 6sxbO on corner of Plum
and Williams sts.
The above viii be sold IN part OF as q whole. This
II good opportunity 20 purchase nice residence
or "A sn insestmeus. For price and terms apply On
premises NO. III y. Cleveland ave, or to
q. v, L. MELLIR0ER,
tsssm- d&v orr s14 W West iltn 81
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-08-18

Nature sRUulG Dr.
assisted to threw
OEimpurltles Cctle
bIcOd. Nothing
does it SO welly so
promptly, or go
safely as Swift s
Specific,
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REWARDS ron BInLE HEADERs.
Great Winter Competition OF The Ladies'
Home Magazine.

QuEsT1oNs Where does the following words
first appear in the Old Testament KNOW
LEDGE, WIFE" and .DoyEs'' Where does
the following words first appear IN the New
Testament: JUDEA, = FAME and KING r.
WEEKLY PRIzEs. Every week throughout
this great competition prizes will be distributed
as follows: The first correct answer received
THE postmark date on each letter 10 be taken
as the date receivedl at the ONCE Of the LADIES
HOME MAGAZINE leach and every week during
1893 will get $500; the second correct answer.
500 the third, $50; fourth, beautiful silver
service. fifth five O'Clock silver service, and
the next 80 correct answers win ret prizes
ranging from $25 down to 81. Every fifth cor
rect answer, irrespective of whether a prize
winner or not, will get q special prize. Compete
tors residing In the southern statee, as well as
other distant points, have an equal chance with
those nearer home. as the pOstinark will be our
authority ineyery case.
RULES. Each list Of answers must be accom-
panied by 81 TO pay for six months subscription
to one of the best HoME MAGAZINES in America
RgFERENcEs THE LADIES HONS MAGAZINE ii
we'll able to carry ont its promises. Peter
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Star. Every prize winner will be sure to re-
ceive just what he Is entitled to- Norwood
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Canada. f-12'92-9m.
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Warning Againsl Antipyrlne.

Let me say something about the indis.
criminate use Of antipyrine. think II
isyillainous. Its use should be restricted
like laudanun and morphine, and used
only upon physicians prescription. PEG
pie use it carelessly, not knowing that
it is heart depressant and cumulative
in its action. Many persons come to me
and say that they have been using ten
grains every three or four hours, and
without any idea of the harm it does. /
came across two or three deaths last year
directly due to its use. Too much cannot
be said about the danger from its indis-
criminate use. Interview in Philadel-
phia Press.
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War Oh the lyoIyes.

KANSAS Cry, Feb. ". Saturday All
enormous wolf hunt started over Craw-
ford and Bourbon counties, in Kansas,
As result about three hundred wolves
lie dead this morning. Both counties
and others adjoining were secured by
over 5000 men, women and children,
armed In all conceivable ways. Two
thousand jack rabbits were also cap
tured. Another hunt win take place
next Saturday and Sunday to finally
wind up the foxes and wolves in south
eastern Kansas. There was but one ac-
cident, Thomas Perkins, Of Farlinton,
being very seriously bitten by couple
Of wolves He viii not recover, as he
was torn fearfully by the Infatuated
animala
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rlne Crusted Preserves.

we have been shown by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Graves a unique and interesting
relic Of the civil war in the shape OF .
half gallon jar Of peach preserves which
we're made in 1862. The relic was given
to Mr.. and Mrs. Graves, Oct. 81, 1891, by
Mrs. Wash Roberts, Of Rocheport, and
its history is as follows: In 1851 John
Roberts joined the Confederate army
along with Ben, Sam and Jack Ray,
brothers Of Mrs. Roberts. In 1862 this
lady and her sister-in-law, Mrs. John
Roberts, were together putting mp pre-
serves, jellies, etc. They filed some jars
which they agreed not to open until their
brothers and husbands should return
safe from the war
It turned out that John Roberts was
killed, and as they did not all come back,
the ladies did not open their preserves.
Time rolled on. Mrs.J ohn Roberts moved
to California, where she married again
and became the mother of several chill
dren and is now dead. Recently Mrs
Wash Roberts concluded she would send
some Of these preserves to these children
and also to give some to her friends, th,
Graveses. The preserves are in frs
class condition. Of excellent flavor, ant
would no doubt keep another quarter 8
= century. Wash Roberts has been 70
many years q popular citizen Of Roche
port. while Jack Ray IS somewhere i
the state 81 Washington. Fayette Clfo
Bsrrer
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gYoung Mrs. BIaine,s yIctory.

DEADwooD. s. d, Feb. %. The cele-
brated Blaine divorce case was completed
in one day, 50 far as testimony was con-
qlired to make an end Of the whole mat
ter. Judge Thomas granted her q de-
cree Of absolute divorce from James G..
Blaine. Jr., and awarded her the Gus
tody Of her child, 81 1000 counsel fees
and $l00 d month as permanent alimony.
There was practically no defense, the
defendants attorney simply watching
the case, under instructions to fight only
In case cruelty and adultery should be
alleged.
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Anstria's Interest IN the Fair

VIENNA. Feb %. The Marquis Of
Becquehen, minister Of commerce, pre-
sided over meeting of the central com
niission.on the Chicago Worlds fair, and
announced that the Austrian consul in
New York, Herr Palitschek, has been
appointed Austrian coinmissary for the
exhibition. The minister, In a speech
setting forth the advantages Of good
display at the fair. expressed the warm
est -Qpe that Austria Hungary would be
well represented.
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A Fort Besiered.

SINGAPORE, Feb. 22. Fort Sadon. In
Upper Bur1nah. which is garrisoned BY
a force of British troops, is surrounded
by 500 Kachnns. The latter have made
repeated attacks on the stronghold, but
so far have been repulsed. Nineteen
men of the British force have been
either killed or wounded The garrison
is closely besieged by the enemy, who
have completely blocked the road lead
ing to the fort. Ten Sepoys have been
nassacred while on their way thither.
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roHoaINo snr<toR F4DI'Er
ID. Portrait ff>,.rte1 q #e.. WI
~ The N.lion.l Democratic Clubs
WhErluo. ". Va, Feb 1>.-o'N
srnor Fleming today received, on prhsit
Of the state. 4 full sizsd oil portraIt u
Senator Charles y. Faulkner, presented
to the state BY the National Association
Of Democratic clubs Accompanying
the portrait is q letter signed BY Uhann-
cey F. Black stating that the gift Is in
recognition Of Mr.. Faulkner's eminent
services in opposing the force bin. The
letter concludes:
"On no field Of battle, at no dread
moment IN the whole history Of our
race. were the essential liberties Of the
people ever more clearly at stake or ever
more CALAMITY rescued.
Between the noble men who, by their
devoted and splendid service on this Qc-
casion, raised for all time the character
of the American senate, and after q
long, ardn0us. and desperate struggle
averted the deadly stroke, we have no
wish to distinguish. But among them
among the foremost; the most resolute,
the most yigilant, the most efficient, in
q place the most difficult and trying,
where the smallest error might have
been fatalwas Charles james Faulk-
ner, the young senator IF West Virginia. Z
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Little Girl The teacher says rnus..
get diary, and write in it all / Dis every
day. VIII you buy mo one. mamma
Mamma There are plenty Of them ~
stairs in the lower bureau drawer ff.
teen OF twenty, think.
Little Girl But isn't those ones writ-
ten III?
Mamma Only the first pages Of each.
Good News.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBROAai ii. 1852.
Modest senator Palmer.

CHICAGO, Feb. 90. - William Florence.
OF Irving Park, wrote recently to Sem
ator Palmer saying that the Democrats
of this state were enthusiastically In favor
Of his nomination to the presidency.
Senator Palmer has replied: II am
sure Cleveland would arouse the en-
thusinsm of the masses Of the people,
The contingency Of my nomination for
president y 90 remote that It is hardly
worth considering at all. I would not,
under any circumstance, accept the
duced to accept the first place by the
assurance Of the convention that IL was
necessary that | should do SOFA con-
tingency that is very unlikely
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Axes ana Knives the Weapons.

vANDALIA. Ills, Feb. "a bloody
fight occurred at a dance at George
Lang's, in Lone Grove township, in the
southeastern part of this county, be-
tween the Bircham brothers on one side
and the Hasbroolx brothers on the other.
Axes and knives were the weapons used.
and in the fight one Of the Birchams
and one Of the Hasbrooks received in
juries that win likely prove fatal.
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4 New preelnns ssons.

A hitherto uniSnown stone HIS IL !.
found IN the mining district tif On n.
laria. IN Nevada. Its Of i dsssE green
color and takes On very high polish.
and Is Chased by the as:,ts geoiogiss i; /
.'sariscite. Several baautifal orassrllatl 4
have been produced from it. bit ~ /. ss
It has not been found IN any ssiiisi la.-
able quantity. Retail Jeweier
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Thc protcst Against one combine

LANCASTER, Feb 22. Attorney Gen
eral Hensel refuses to say anything at
present regarding the Powderly and
Cassatt letters protesting against the
Reading combine. The governors mes
sage on the subject was received by him
az he was leaving Tor Quarryville, where
his father, ex-Collector q. w. Hensel. is
lying III. As soon as he decides upon
any action regarding the letters he will
give II to the public. and any private
statements processing to come from him
viii be untrue and unauthorized.
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A lIufderer eluIcKIy acquitted.

CoyIGGToN, KY, Feb pa few.
weeks ago Richard Gray shot and killed
Stephen Grogan IN the Office of the city
treasurer here. Gray accused Grogan
Of deceiving his daughter under promise
.of marriage, which Grogan admitted
and offered to settle with money. Gray
was tried for the murder, and the Jury
Saturday afternoon acquitted him after
being out fifteen minutes.
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A rooster was put on tho block lit Eissi
ford the other day and his head was cni
of. but when the pluclxer reached fos
him the ambitious fowl had walked off.
The head was completely severed save i
small portion Of the base Of the sl,uIl.
but the bird could still hear and fael aissa
even cry ont lie lived f5r sixteen hours
in that coadition. q ssl Francisco GIL.
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Blair for President.

MANCHESTER, N. HI, Feb. %. --Ex-
United States Senator and rejected Min
lister to China H. w. Blair, who has
been counted as one of President Harri-
become a candidate, although strongly
pressed to allow the use of his name.
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Ia Chicago horse car, d red hot stove
and thirteen passengers were struck BY
an engine. The car was reduced to
klndling wood and took fire, but not,a
passenger was killed. And yet people
VIII go right on insisting that thirteen
= an unlucky number. Indianapolis
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eRisky Worlr for sn,aIl pav.

STANTON, va, Feb. 90. Two masked
burglars blew open the safes of the
Staunton Milling company and Nj. Xiv
lighan, commission merchant, but got
only 50. John Dinkle, the miller, was
gagged and tied with a wire rope
while the safe was robbed. Both burg
lars are small men, one of them a ped
dler of stove polish. No arrests.
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Fearful Murder ii Germanv.

BERLIN, Feb. 22.-Two workmen in
the OsnabGuck iron works threw one Of
their comrades into the smelling fur
mace, cremating him alive. The victim
wassa young and good looking fellow
and a lover of his murderers' wives. The
assassins names are Johann and Justin
Schmidt and the yictim's Albert Kiderlin.
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arrested for A Ola Crime.

AsBURY PARK, Feb. %. 81 Abram
was arrested by State De-
tective j. Frank Patterson on the charge
Of stealing So 800 worth of clothing four
years ago from Simon Levyss store, at
Seabright. His bail was fixed at 50, 600,
in default of which he was committed
to the Monmouth county jail at Free
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twins nine Time. yyithoa, J 60,

---z-
MI. John MiscaH. who Il one Of tue
head bakers in James Reed & Sons'
bakery, Norfolk, Va, has been made ahs
proud possessor Of the ninth consecutive
pair Of healthy and strong twins, Il boy
ana girl Mrs. Miscall has never
given birth to one child at time. Cor.
Baltimore American.
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Another Trphna VIoIim..

NEW York Feb. %. Soloman saba
ezlII, OF No: 8 Essex Street. 4 recent pas
se1igeI on the infected Afassilla, was yes-
teEqay reported to beNsuflering from
typhus fever. As his case was found to
Pc en- aggravated ono he was isolated
from the other uatiensa
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Fell AsIeep a. the rack.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Feb. %. The
mangled remains Of man supposed to
be Iamed Depew, OF Poughkeepsie. N.
!. were found ear II IN the morning III
the brick yards bese. His head, arms
and one foot were !. wered from his body.
and fearfully cEt ssld bruisesIs He va
Intoxicated. and fell asleep il tic
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Kendall 5 SPAWN Cure.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Aug. 20 20.
On. B. J. KENDALL. Co.:
Gentse-It IL with the greatest satisfaction that1
inform you that cured the following Diseases
Sweeney, shoulder Joint Lnmeness, SGifl6
Joint Lnmenees. 6hoe.Roil, J4nmeneAe In
Fore Foot. am working on Hip%J 0lnt
L0menes8 and will cure that all with Kendail's
SPAWN Cure. II rs the best Lniment for man or
beast have ever used. recommend Il to ali horse
owners. Horses that have worked on are valuable,
but without your Liniment would be worthless.
have friends who used y for Hprai4s and
Bruises and cured them. They say 1t IL the best
they ever used. Yours truly. =. 4. s. WELLS
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

MonTo vrsro, Colo, Doc. 2i. lsSa
On 3. J. KENDALL. Co. Enosburgh Falls, VII
Gents--In the year 1884 treated with Kendall,s
SPAWN Cure Bone SPAWN OF seven years stand
Ing nearly as large as q hens egg aud completely
stopped the lnmeness and removed the enlarge
ment. Have worked the horse very hard ever
since, he never has shown any lamenesB neither
can see any difference In the size OF the hook
Yours truly =. B COOLEY.
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HoovERA HONEY.
SING KHE.
CHINESE : LAUNDRY.

No. East Martin street,
MARTINSRCRG. w. VA.
All goods are washed and ironed BY hand. and
is not hard on the goods. Collars and cuffs
done up In any style, snow white, gloss, real
gtiff, at 2 cents each.
Please give me a call, as claim to do all
kinds of Laundry Work-f0r ladies and gentle-
men at lowest prices. satisfaction guaranteed.
Linn:
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/ Price 81 per bottle, on sin bottles for
80. All druggists hare u " can get it
for yon, or " sUtIg be sent to eng adj
dress on receipt ofpyice bU the proprte-.
TORS.
DR.. b. !. KENDALL CO.,
Enosburgh Falls. Vermont.
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EnfsgtH az ne I0sf0gics Al a5glaeINfg ~ l'a
nsesc0fd eau Dsuti 0iafksf
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
The Part Taken by Congress In LcgaIlzinr
Them.

inc ihft idkcn 10y Congress In i.cgallzing
Them.
IL is not known by many people how
little Legislation has ever taken place in
congress on the subject OF weights and
measures. Although the constitution
yives congress authority to establish a
'ystem OF weights and measures and
coinage, and although congress early
gave its attention TO the establishment
OF "a system of coinage, believed to be
rs perfect as any POW existing. vet il
has never establ. he'd n system of
weights and measures. The only units
of weight and measure which have act
ually received the official sanction of
congress by the enactment of law are
the Troy pound, brought To this conn.
try by Albert Gallatin during the ad.
ministration OF John Quincy Adams.
which was specifically designated 10y
congress AS the unit for the control of
the coinage OF the United States. and
the metric units OF length and mass the
use of which was declared 20 Zoe legal
in this country by congress in 1886
The nearly uniform custom prevail
ing throughout the country in the use
of weights and measures has grown
R"N ~ tNN hbtibn VI congress more
than fifty years ago, by which the OF.
fee of weights aud measures was au-
thorized 10 send 10 every state OF the
union accurate copies OF thu standards
then in use by the treasury department.
These andards were generally adopt
ed by the various states 20 which they
were sent, and thus practical uniform.
ity was secured The Office OF weights
and measures has charge OF the prc,er.
vation OF the actual standards in use
by the treasury department. and IS thus
the final and only court of appeal IN
all questions arising in reference 10
weights and measures Its functions
include the standnrdizing Of weights
and measures Of length aud capacity
IN use in the customs department Of the
United States the construction and
standardiling of weights and measures
for new states as they are admitted 10
the Union. and in general way such
service as similar Offices or bureaus
render in other countries. Mai j. w.
Powell, in Chautauqua.
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THE DEADLY uPAs rRee.
Its Poisonous Quality Really Exists-Th
similar Effects az Hops

It's Poisonous Quality Really Exists-Th .
similar Effects % Hops.
The upas, or Antiuris toxivnria OF
Java, has been long known as the dead.
| ~ tree 20 many OF the popular writers.
which Is. unfortunately not a Qravo
mistake. as credited by some The
tree, large one belonging 90 The same
order as the hop. contains certain ele.
ments, consisting Of peculiar prime l.
pie. having all the activity Of n very
powerful poison. This principle IS an
tiarin.
This plant when simply approached
regardless Of handling, but aggravated
by disturbing the foliage or exposure
to night influences is capable Of emit
ting an aeriform matter which very uu-
pleasantly affects many OF those who
approach IT, causing formidable crup-
ton upon the skin aud more marked
tumefaction Of The deeper layers Of the
surface, while others seem perfectly
rec from its Influences.
Internally used. this plant is a poi
son.
In relation. now, with this plant. /
here intend 90 show that the hop has
such action In somo individuals. a.
will endeavor 70 illustrate. Having
had the occasion OF directing the use OF
hops ia the form OF fermentation. adj
vised that large flannel bag be filled
and then immersed in boiling water. nj.
lowing the excess Of water 20 drain of
previous 20 use.
In the course Of the procedure n lady
manipulating the operation was com.
PEELED 90 have her face ard neck *
posed % the abundant vapor. which a,
the time caused no Inconvenience. A.
ter the lapse OF six hours a general
burning Of the skin onsued. accom-.
panied by stiffness 81 the muscles. end.
ing in a general smarting and tumefac.
ton Of the tissue adding 90 the features
very great disagreement and cbliter.
sting the eyes Medical Bnlictif.
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FACTS FoR FARMERS.


TANNING will bear more abuse, en-
uure more sickness. stand up under
more laziness and outlast more neg
ness
hhhE Is no advantage in putting too
~, ,1lke number OF eggs under the set
Jug hensi fifteen is IS many as a good,
.aike hen can cover, and smaller hen
should be given a less number.
., COMPETITION is the great trouble in
ue way OF us farmers. Aud there Is
ouO ono way out-roduce the cost of
P.ouuction by better methods and
U"luR more per acre.-T. u. Terry.
ne who can put question fairly
h. quarely to nature, and wait per.
th ps lifetime for the answer. is more
brt one man picked out Of 10000;
egssu uPon such men the progress Of our
agriculture depends.
,o, ~nlLLINe or freezing cream has been
inria, oy Hoard's Dairyman TO be in
t. Gus Jus 70 the grain or body Of the but
ics, - We'll as the flavor. The mechan.
tbe ' erect Of freezing cream is about
same as scalding.