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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

LADIES' HArs-Of the very latest styles
received at Ask, Baird 8 Co.'S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

The OLD GUARD.-This valuable Demo
cratic periodical for April, is on our table.
1t should be in the hands of every Demo-
crat in the country, and 1t would not come
amiss for Radicals to read some Of its
sound and truthful articles. 1t can be had
of Van Evrie, Horton & Co., New York, at
S. per yesr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

TWELVE HuSDRRD DOLLARS AND ALL Ex-
PAN l-See advertisement of Amer
lean Shuttle Sewing Machine. 1yfeb'69
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U BOOK TABLE.

HRARTa AND HoME-Continues t DO
flled with interesting matter, with appro-
pirate and finely executed engraVings. We
look upon it as one of the best weekly pa
pers in the United States. -Four dollars q
year. Pettingin s Co, New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

No ExoEPrTeSs-Can possibly be- taken
to the use and miraculous effects of "Bar-
rett's Celebrated Hair Restorative. +" It
satisfies everybody.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
CHERtFF SALE

Francis AeFe5ith W. ThOmsF Mere
alth st al
by virtue Of An alLAs order ID sell, is
sued from b COHrt of Common Pleas,
Of stark county, Ohio, RALd 20 me direct
ed, I will offer for sale at public Out cry,
at tbs doOF OF b Court House (H6tePs
Block in the city Of Canton, on
Saturday The 10TH day Of May, Lsda
The fOlio%lnR described real estate, sIt-
ualed3n b said county OF Stark and
state o1 Ohio. " wit: 1otA numbers
ak 80, and sSrea III In the IN ~
Lawrence. G RI
Sale to oOmnepOs at l O'cloSk p m-
TeFms, cash,
apriIi4 RIA. DUNBAR ShenfY.
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FAsHIoNABLE HATS Another large sup
ply just received at Ask, Baird & Co.'S.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

CLANDEsTISE ANT RoNANTIc-Not many
years since there resided in our city a bright,
promising boy of comedy appearance, who,
in his youthful musings had read Alladin,
or some other glittering idOality, and TO
Pacidc's golden strand he would 60, tor
he was
"A youth 70 Fortune and TO Fame unkHown."
But the Dame soon favored him, and be
p~rOspered- After years of absence he re-
turned some six weeks ago, TO greet parents
aud faendz. He comes 70 rcneW the
happy remembrsnces Of other days, and his
fond a~nticipations are moro than reslized
Among his lady acquaintance, one Gs-
pecIany absorbed his affections aud capti-
Yated his heart, as If Destiny had brought
him thIther and decreed that they should be
1.-TWO tonls with bat = single thought
Two hearts that beat IS one,''
And they pledged their troth and 1901 con-
nrmed their roy ~
Or last beautiful Monday morning the
happy twain took their departure for bis
far of hOme-now hers, for "Whitherso-
ever thou goest wdl l 60" And may she
In her bright a-nticipstiOns of the future,
realize all, and return, at no distant day, to
make glad hearts and Q happy bone
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NJ

MRS KEEPER, HAVING RE-
V0 moved her residence to b Harris
house on Walnut street, West side, he
tween Ninth and Tenth, will be pleased
to receiYe calls frOm her cpAtoSn%FS aLd
others, who may wish sewing doue.
MRS MARY KEEPER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
CITY ITEMS,

OiI-cloth Window Shades at John
McGregor's, eheaps
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ITO LET.-A BILLIARD SA-
/ LOON-With W first rate TabIs 3
and necessary fxings, Ia the baseDsn {
Of the Exchange Hotel, on Sonth Mar
ket street. For particulars Iaqqire oS
the su bsoribSF at tie EKchspRs EoSal.
"A. aRORNH AUER
aDT7tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

EPIsooPkr SERv1cE-Every Sabbath, in
Hall, at I0} O'Clock A. NJ. and 2!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

REV. J. G. LAvERrY,
marriott Officiating.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

To REMOVE PIMPLEs AND BLOT
CHEs,-Instead OF using external ap-
plicatIons to pimples on the face, hO-
ping thereby to remove them, use
Gark's Anti Bilious Compound to
purify the blood. and you will have
permanently removed them. The
value Of Clark's Anti Bilious Com
pound for the removal of blotches
and pimples cannot be easily OvereS-
timated- 1t SO &C implicitly r~eiuVinates
the whole system that there is no
foul matteF LEFT to cause the pimples
and blotIhe
sd5srEAw ESDCmP HArs-Just received al
E1ts - .LIf.l.H Lg-aF
aar-E - a--
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CANTON, OHIO.

"AyING BEEN APPOINTED
IL agents tor the wOrld-renowned
GRHLK's PIANOS, we are now prepared to
I'LL all orders promptly. The superiority
of the above named Piano has been at
tested by the most eminent musicians
throughout the United States. Twenty
seven gold medals nave already been
awarded the GRHLK's PIANOS. Every IN
strument warranted for five yehrA. We
would also draw particular attention to the
Patent Agrafe improvement, through
which the treble of the Gehle Pianos has
been rendered indispensable for strength
and bell like clearness of Tone
We ere also agents for the celebrated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

TIE LoSDoS QuARrERLY REvIEw-Eor
January, is received Contents Lord
Lyndhurst and Lord Brougham; Realities of
Irish Life; Earthquakes; Mr.. Glsdstone's
Apologize; the Ultra Ritualists; Lord Liver
pool and his Times; Efficiency of the Ma
Wy; Dean Milman and st. Pauls; Animals
and Plants; Politics as q Prof ession- -Four
dollars a year, Address the Leonard Scott
Publishing Company, New York. o
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.HERIFF SALE,

CHERIFF SALE,
Briuker d Chambers vs. Levi Hill 81
uK, ct al. --.za
BY virtue Of an alias order 10 sell, Is
sued from the Court OF Common Pleas,
OF Stark County, Ohio, q to me direct
ed, ! will offer for sale, at public out cry
Eat the door Of the Court House (Hartsy y
BIookl in the city OF Canton, on
Saturday 1Sh day Of May, 1884,
The following described Real Estate
situate ia said county o. STARK, and
State of Ohio, to-Witi Town Lot, nu m
bor fourteen, In lhe old village Of Free
dom now Alliance.
. Sale to commence At l O'Clock p. NJ.
apriil4 r. 4. DUNBAR sberiH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
M ELoDEONs AMI ORGANS.

DEURLE q BRO.
Have q large and choice lot OF Mslodes
ems and Orrana Of ths bsst make. Fog
sale cheap. Warranted for nvO YearA
Cali and see khsn-
O1aIoa, ssptSmbsr 1s IsSstf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

CHANGE OF TmE.-The trains on the
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
way commenced on Monday their summer
arrangements. They are now running as
follows:
Eastern Way AaH-Arriyes ! p. NJ;
closes u n.
Western Way Ndn-Ar. ives 2:4o PM;
closes 2 p. N.
Net0 York Mdu-Arrives : a. m;
closes IL 3. m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

PApKARD o MAE.-The Nay number
of Packard's Menthls Magazine has reached
Us. With rs il stands pre-eminent. The
following are among he- contents: A
Chapter About Old Maids; spasmodic Lit
%erature Education ; It ShsuJd Be; Hack
men the World Over; The Song OF the
Anvil; Seeing Snakes and Getting to Heay-
en-; A Fenian Leader; WomAn's Beauty; A
Bachelors Views of Babies; Mark Twain's
Vagaries, and other valuable and interesting
productions. One dollar q year. q. 8.
Packard, New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

TIKI AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL for April
eoutains articles on Spring Management of
Farm stock; Cruelty to Horses; Ducks 1;
Ammonia In Stables; Best Food for Pork
Making; The Best Breeds of Cows; Teams
for the Farm; Raising Hogs and Making
Pork; Comparative Numbers and Prices of
Farm Stock Necessity for Pure WAGER for
Mich Cows; Which Is the Best Stock ?
How to Detect Imperfect Vision or Blind
ness IN Horses Cooked Food for Swine /;
a new Design of a Dairy House Raising
Oolts Profitable; Early Chickens; Sheep and
thanksgiving Management Texas-Cli-
mate-Soil-&c.: Killing Hogs; Curing Ba-
con Short-HOrn Cattle; Swine and their
Sites; Diseases Of the Hog and a number
of others hat should be Iesd by every
Farmer. Specimen copies sent free.
Address n. P. BOYER & CO., Publish
ers, Petersburg, Chester Co., Pa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

THOSE CARRIAGEs.-We dropped
In on Monday last TO the Carriage
mandatory Of Wertz & King, of our
place, located on 7th street, corner of
Poplar. We do not believe there is
any similar establishment, east or
west, which turns Out better work.
The carriages, buggies and other
work are models of beauty, and are
made Of the best materials. We adj
wise our friends who may want a
splendid, we'll made vehicle to give
their order to Messrs. Werts & King.
We were not aware till our call on
Monday, that this establishment was
doing as large q business The force
Of assisting workmen, Of the very
best skill and large experience, num-
bers some twenty five. The result is,
they turn out a large amount of work
which, we are glad to learn, finds a
ready sale at home and abroad, 1t is
scarcely necessary to say that Messrs.
Werts 4 King are both practical mep
at their business, and closely attend
to every department. Theirs Il one OF
the institutions of our growing town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

Robert Estep's Executor ". John Ball
q Co. et ~.
Ry virtue Of an alias order to sell. ia.
sued from the Court of Common Pleas,
OF 81 ark county, Ohio, and TO me directs
ed, I will offer for sale 1t public out cry
at the door OF the OOua House Charters
Block in the city OF CASTOR, on
Saturday the 18th day of May, 1864
The following described real estate, sit>
uAte In Stark oOunty, OhiU, to-wit; Lots
numbers thirty four {S41 thirty I'VE
1861. thirty six tSSl. and twenty Rinet299.
situated ia that part OF the city of Canton
known a. South Canton.
Sale - Sompepce At o'clock ?. m
Terms, cash
aprili4 r. 4. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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GoDEY FOR MAYS q rarity. His fash
lon department cannot be exceIled The
colored fAshiOn-plate, with six figures, Is
grand. In fact, everything connected with
this faVOriIe of the household, is perfect.
The literary contents art, - usual of the
highest standard. We observe that Harper
s Brothers are Vsinly attempting to steal
Mr.. GOdey's thunder by ~procIiming that
they pay for ALs. as soon Gs accepted, and
claiming to be the first magazine to sdop4
the rule, while Mr. Cooley politely informs
them that such has been his rule since July,
1890.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
SHERIFF SALE

CHERIFF SALE,
-
Joshua Wood AdmAT,&o W. JDo Fisher.
By virtue of an order to sell, issued
from the COurt Of Common Pleas, OF
Stark County, Chic. aud to me drectea,
1 will offer for sale at public out cry, At
the door of the Court House (Harter'B
Blook) in the city OF Canton, on
Saturday the 15A day Of MaD, 1889,
The following described real estate, sit
uate in Stark county, to-wft: Town los,
number sixteen (18L In HesteR's adds
ton to the town Of Alliance.
Sale to M at ! O'Clock p m.
Terms, cash.
aprlIi4 R. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
CHERIFF SALE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

For the construction of plank sidewalks
on South Market street south of ~pavements,
was read the third lime and passed.
Mr.. Saxton stated that citizens interested
in this ordinance would like 10 AVE = grade
established before laying the walk.
Mr Schefer-That all prOfiles CT grades
be referred to the Comnittee on Streets and
Alleys including Engineer Pillsbury for ex-
animation, and that they submit their re-
ports of grades To the City Solicitor, who
will draft ordinances in conformity thereto,
Agreed to.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

Is THE USE OF TOBACCO A MORAL
EVIL2-Was the subject Of a sermon
In one Of IN churches last Sabbath
evening. The grounds taken by the
minister were, that in as much as an
indulgence in the use of the weed,
either by smoking or chewing, wa5
tabooed in the presence of ladies-in
public c~onveyanceS or the parlor, IL
must be an Objectionable practice,
acd consequently immoral. Its use
is hurtful TO the body, and any indul-
gence, injurious 10 the human system
- clearly condemned in holy writ
II it is sinfnItO indulge mthe habit OF
opium eating, or whisky drinking, SO
is it to use tobacco. The expense at
tending its indulgence, not only in
the purchase of the obnoxious weed,
but ia the loss OF time devoted to. the
habit, Is a sinful waste of time and
money.
The speaker had taken some pains
to ascertain the amount of moneyex-
pended 10 IA small city for this
worse than useless and UNNECESSARY
indulgence, and was SATISFIED that not
less than $l1o,0 900 were annually spit
and pulled aYayI More than sufi-
cient to pay the expenses Of all our
schools and churches.
That the use of tobacco ~enervateS
the mind, impairs the health and ex-
cites a lastefOr strong urinkls patent to
every Onewho has given the subject
serious Consideration.
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THE wATER Works.

Nj. schefer submitted a resolution con-
feTIing all the power of the Water Works
Committee Of the former Council upon the
present, which was adopted.
AIN
Sheriff Dunbar, boarding p~risoner,$ 10 90
Jos. Trout carpenter repairs. ..... SO 81
L. Ohliger, election place, Sd Ward 8 on
J.. L. Pillsbury, engineer services. 362 90
K FIR KNcNRKR.
Paul Fields, of Akron, Ohio, an expert
snced engineer, made application, through
Mr Schefer, for that position in our city.
Mr.. Wyanr said that Mr.. Fields had the
recommendation of Mr.. Motif, Chief En-
gineer of the Akron Fire Department.
Application referred to Fire Department
Committee with power TO act instanter.
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John Iahna.

apl14wa. Attys for PetiGoners
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NJ. Hdsoers-Dsar Sir: Your German
BIttera cured my children of the bad
pains in the stomach. and cured myself
Of dyseniery and bowel complaint
Very respectfully, yours,
CHRISTIAN ZEITAR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

OF h Il. Wise and others, 10 have Schri-
yer'sLane 90 feet in width from the Ran
dolph road eastwardly to the section hne
between sections 3 and +. Referred.
of G. w. Schroyef and others, TO have
the sidewalks on Poplar, south OF Mil IT.,
properly paved. Referred.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-10

quarters for preservation, Spacious water
tanks are connected with the kitchen By
. force pump; and the cook aud Ills as-
sistant have everything at hand, asmost
without turning round. t~rhl
HOW TO. DINE UPON TRx ROAD.
Entering your car to dine you take your
seat At your side you hnd boil. One
stroke upon it, aud q waiter, neatly clad
- q white jaekst bearing the inonogran
Of the Pullman Company, appears aud
presents you . bill Of fare. While you
guage your appetite and consider what You
will order to satisfy it, the waiter spreads
your table with neat linen cloth, and,
touching . spring, opens the mirror be-
tween the windows at your side disclosing
to view the solid silver service belonging
to each quartette Of diners. These are
scarcely arranged before your order is filled,
and your savory steak Of beef or antclope.
your mountain trout or broiled chicken arc
placed before you, smoking hot. Wine,
tea, coffee or fresh milk are also at COM
mand !; and for sauce, what can be more
appctiaing than the air Of the Rocky
Mountains and the elevated interior plains
Of the American Continent except, pos.
sibly, the reflection that you may enjoy
your meal in elegant leisure, while the
train bears you swiftly forward towards
your journeys end ?-BuVetia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-10

g a New Hampshire editor, who has
been keeping record Of big beets, an
nounces ut last that "thc beet that beat the
beet that beat the other beet, is now beaten
by beet that beat all the beats, whcthor
the original beet, the beet that beat the
beet, or the beet that beat the beet that
beat the other beat.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-10

INDIGNANT.-Gen. Butler was taking
tea at the house of lady friend in Wash
ington the otherday. The General seemed
to look as though something was lacking,
and the following dialogue took place
Hostess" Can it be possible, General
that you have no spoon 7" Butler, rising
Indignantly and holding out both hands
|" No, madam if you don't believe it, you
can search me-"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-10

Two.-Beecber says t, schoolgirls :
"There are two actions which justify you
in instantly knocking man down--tho one
is the aot of pointing agun atyou in sport ;
and the other, the attempt to tell you a
secret which it is disgracefal for him to
tell and for you to hear"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-10

PLAYED OUr.-Thc velocipede mania
has about "played out" in the East. At
an auction in New York city, recently,
about forty were sold, at prices ranging
from So to $50. A number were with
drawn for want Of purchasers. So much
for Yankee novelties.
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AdvertistnX Rates,

Tine snuare one insertion. .'.'..'So w
Each additional insertion ............'..." ~ ~
business cards, per quarter ...............' D w
liberal deduction will be made inf sor OF
those who advertise four squares, or upwards, oy
the year.
nrLegal notices will he charged to the attor-
NY or officer authorizing their insertion.
TT Advertisements sent from distance and
transien. s,must BIO accompanied by the cash
NJ Notices of births, marriages and deaths in
serted free of charge.
rP Obituary notices, or "poctry" appended to
marriages or deaths, will be charged one half our
transient Advertising rates. We will not hereafter
deviatc from this rule.
NF All communications, whether on business
or for publication, must be addressed TO the col.
tor of the WAsHINGToN STANDARD.
NJ Blanks, bill-hcads, cards, bills OF fare pos
ters, programmes circulars, catalogues, pamphlets
etc, executed at reasonable rates.
OFFICE-Corncr of Second and Washington
Streets near the steamboat landing
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CURIOUS FAcr.-It is curious fact
that fifteen diamonds, each weighing one
carat can be bought for 81 500, while one
diamond weighing fifteen carats is rated at
$4,000 to $4,000.
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enclosed in tubes provided with longitude
nal slots-we like to be scientific and pre-
else in description-across which the blade
KEYS worked. These extra keys were con-
nected somehow with those of the organ,
so that the keys and their appropriate
voices should be in perfect unison, and
thus produce, as the inventor expected,
that concord Of sweet sounds" that rap
turous harmony which is said to consti-
tute the language Of angels, and go forth
Curtis, on his part, proceeded with the
musical education of the cats, aided occa-
sionally by johnson, and in month or SO
had complete choir, from the kitten
of two months, his trebles and falsettos.
and his pussy sopranos, up to the venera-
BILE toms, who growled out double bass
equal to Carl Formes.
His greatest trouble arose from the pro-
digious number of tom cats turned loose by
oslreckless boys. As might have been
expected in that immoral city, they soon
became dissipated vagabonds, keeping late
hours, visiting Curtis musical family with
out leave, and drawing away the thoughts
of the younger ones from their professional
studies.
But at length the organ was completed,
and the six octaves of cats arranged in
due order. A few rehearsals were given
before select audience of crtics-mates,
pilots, etc., from the steamboats, in port,
and these were willing to make affidavit
if necessary, that such concert had never
before been arranged since the days of
Handel, Orpheus, or Tubal Cain.
The second story of a warehouse near
the landing was rentcd-a stage. drop
scene, and tiers of seats provided---the
whole intended to accommodate four or
five hundred people. The organ and cats
were safely transported to the place Of cx-
hibiton or performance without accident,
save that the two principal bassos, being
accidentally put it the same box. had an
awful fight all the way up from Western
Row, and were obliged to appear before
the public with very rueful faces and
bloody noses, which, however, did not at
all dotract from their popularity.
Everything being in readiness, Curtis
had flaming posters stuck up all about the
lcvec, displaying in huge letters
CURTIS
CATHARMONICON!!!
Grand Vocal
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70 California has nearly million and
! half dollars lying idle in the treasury
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-10

NEWSPAPERS IN AMERICA There is
something instructive, as we'll as amusing,
in the following story, which is told by
correspondent OF tue German Reform Mes.
senger, Of the impression made upon Eu-
ropean traveller by witnessing the eagerncss
Of AmericaLs for newspapers
"Hc hastily approached mo with eyea
cleaning with admiration and delight.
What wonderful race tho American peo-
pie are was his outburst. Every man
with his newspaper. See the drayman
there sitting on his dray, eagerly reading
his newspaper and that hackuan, on his
perch, with his whip on his knee, diving
into his newspaper and yondcr that la
borer, stopping on the corner to buy his
newspaper; aud SEQ that payer, repairing
the levec, with newspaper sticking out Of
his pocket, where he has just placed it for
further reading as he has leisure. So I
have seen it iu every American city aud
town. There is nothing like it in Europe.
No other people, through all its ranks, can
be SO vcrsed in the current information Of
the country and the world. Wonderful
people these American people, was his
pointed summing up, as if to hint at the
profound prophecy embodied in this popu.
lar phrase and fact. This expression brings
up to view the vast educational value aud
effect Of the newspaper, secular or religious.
in American society, touching our social,
civil, or individual interest--moulding and
fashiouing national, social or political char.
acter"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-10

BAD FOR THE BELLEs.-A celebrated
Partisan belle. who had acquired the habit
Of whitewashing herself-so to speak
from the soles Of her feet to the roots Of
her hair, with chemically prepared cos
metics, one day took medicated bath
and on emerging from it she was horrifed
in finding herself as black as an Ethiopian.
The Transformation was complete. Not
vestige Of the "supreme Caucasion racc"
was left. Her physician was sent for in
alarm and haste. On his arriyalhe laughed
immoderatcly, and said: /" Madame, you're
not i'll; you are medical product. You
arc no longer woman, but sulphuret-
It is not now quastiouof of medical treat
ment, but Of simple chemical reaction. I
shall analyse you. Come l will submit
you to bath Of sulphuTic acid diluted
with water The acid will have the honor
of combining with you; it will take up The
sulphur, tho metal will produce splnbats
aud We shall 6nd, a. prscipitate. Asaey
pretty woman" The good d-nature4 pAy-
sician went through with his analysis and
the belle was restored to her memberskip'
with thewhite race. Young ladies who ars
ambitious Of snowy oomplcxions should re-
menlbor this and be careful wsat powders
aud cosnetics they use, If any at all.