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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30
TURBINE VS.. DEXTER
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
e. w. WOOLSEY,

WHEREAS, THE DEXTER WINDMILL COM
| w pany" composed of two individually have pub
lished a statement that the socaed TURBINE Wind
mill is an infringement on the DEXTER WINDMILL.
and that said DEXTER WINDMILL COMPANY will
prosecute any one who purchases the TURBINE,
| am called upon in the name Of TRUTH AND JUS
TICE to contradict their statement. The TURBINE is
| no infringement on the Patent held by DEXTER
WINDMILL COMPANY. Read what GOV. H. H.
HAIGHT says the subject:
SAN Francisco, April q, 1875.
| A. II. SOUTHwICK, Eso.-DEARSIR: From an ex.
It
18TH 1875 seems clear to me that your right TO manu-
and % neef ne
CoMPANY II there were any room for question i
to be conceded that novelty Of the invention Pat
5 sd t5e TO tsf ne a
March @ iss Is SiS i1
Now, for two months or more was Superintendent
| of the DEXTER WINDMILL COMPANY, and owned
one-third of the stock OF said company. l worked
early and late in the interest Of the company had to
perform many duties not properly my own while the
Secretary, who receiving the same salary my
self seemed entirely careless about his duties Finally
it told me by and another that there to be
effort to Dust me out of my position Idd not be-
eve the statement but subsequent events have proved
the truth of it. was ruthlessly thrown from my po
stion, and asked in vain for excuse for the act
was answered with insults My position and salary
given to the President who did not devote
fourth of the time and attention to the business that
had done.
One officer who was incapacltated by falling and
whose salary the same mine, retained and
seemed to be the moving spirit in getting out and
afterward made boast Of it. We went to work syste-
matically to get Southwck out and succeeded.
Then an Of one dollar per share was levied
m Aafn nnu hA fnr ha yrrRQ MIR
Of freezing out and the stock was bought in BY the
parties owning ii for the assessment and cost of
advertising. then became discouraged and thought
OF leaving the State. But had been waiting conve
improvements which bad made, and several OF which
the d. w. Co. were using then found that the I'M
provements would insure opportunity to again
engage in the Windmill business n California. have
the end the shutters and the pivot by which
Ii secured 10 the Platforms the overlapping shutter
having its inner edge bent for the purpose Of reguat
takes the place of the in the other Patent
Also the lever above the Wheel pvoted In the center
and connected by rods, cranks and gudgeOns TO the
shutters In such manner as to be easily worked by
cord and pueys to and close the shutters These
are owned only Sy the kimha ,l Manu-
guarantee protection 70 the purchaser Parties buying
mills OF the DEXTER WINDMILL COMPANY, manu-.
featured after this date warned to be that said
mills free from said improvements. otherwise they
Any one wishing to zee eithcr or both of my Patents
eau have opportunity by applying TO me anywhere,
as carry them always with me.
hesxpee 81. iEgoUrmwHcx.
San Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30

WE have from the old country story
w nrss ~ dissenting minister who was paid to
pasacn a sermon on some special occa.
SION In the chapel of some neichhor;n, :,
. . AS the congregation was not yerS
th on' ne was informed beforehand that
sney could not pay him but a guines
1of his discourse. When the serv;cs wa'
U U,s.;a ne received in the vestry the conprat
. vts:lons OF the elders, who were loud i,
.ne.l samiration OF his eloquence. II
turned around upon them with almost
smile OF contempt, and said, ssDo YOU ca
,nat an eloquent sermona / should in,
IKE you to hear my three guinea ones p
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30

AN ANTI CLIMAx.-Climax in rhetoric
as our readers doubtless know, is a figure
OF speech in which the sentence rises, Step
o oI ssep, IN force and dignity. An anti
climax weil-H they will read the fol-
lowing modern rendering of an old story
they will know what it Is: y
1t is told that in Southern CITY care
less man went to the cellar, and stuck /,
candie In what he thought was kec O
black sand; He sat near it, drinkin,
WINE until the candle burns low. Neare
anu nearer 1t got to the black sand; near
el, nearer, until the blaze reached III
happened. 'A''h'n
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30

ARlTz8R WAT8R,
FTT1&Ea. 1893 dssssx, a 8 ss.!ss Sessl2s
81; 8 Is g ss s ;i'S::ss ia
Of tka uYqn, Cost. Rhenlnae3oms 80 ~
n eS8 "a Saifpnt 66tslss, and aleo 81 the tarre1
g ny ~ s. g ~ es ~ g SO
;is;s - - So 4a1z' IS. 49, $50 :
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30

SEND for free specimen copy of the splen-
did mammoth double-sheet SAN FRANCISCO
WEEKLY CHRONICLE, an able, spicy and fear
less paper. 1t always contains complete and
reliable market, mining and stock reports also
valuable agricultural department specially
prepared by an experienced editor. 1t is only
50 year, with 20 cents additional for postage,
in advance in coin, No family should be with
out it,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30
RUSSEII'S
VIM. Shew's Photograph Gallery,

vl,HIs WELL KNOWN PALACE OF ART" FOR
i merly located Montgomery Street, No. al, u
now kearny Street. No. lis, and has no connection
with any other Strangers Waiting this city will md
any kind OF Pictures from Miniature TO Lfe.Stze.
B..The very best Rembrandt Cards. Album size,
Montgomery Street; other siEes equally low In pro-
portion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30

No. 25 Third ST. Get, San Francisco, is again
open, with larger lights, more room, and all
the latest improvements in instruments. All
work is warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Cabinet Rembrandts, only "a per dozen; Card
Rembrandts, 81 to IS per doz j. H. PETERS
successor TO B. F. Rowland 81 Co.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30

INTERPRETATION OF VILLA very
rich merchant, who had an only son, made
his Will, by which he gave all his wealth.
which amounted to three hundred thou
sand francs, to certain monks, leaving
them to give to his son such sum as tbey
wished. The merchant died; the monks
took all to themselves without WISHING to
give anything to the heir. The latter COM
planned to the Viceroy, who, having seen
the Will, asked the monks what thew
offered to the son.
Ten thousand francs" they replied
You wish, then, to have all the rest?r
Yes, my lord, we demand the execution
Of the Will" THAT is just" said the
Viceroy, "but you do not understand it
properly. 1t is said that the son will
have that which you wish; you grant ten
to the heir; it is then two hundred and
ninety thousand francs that you want
An! we'll; following the clause of the
WIZ, this sum is set apart for the son. I
order you to give it to him; the ten thou
sand francs remaining are therefore
yours"
They were obliged to submit
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30
SAN FRANCISCO GASLIGHT CO.
WOODEN PUMPS and PIPE

FARMERS and Atock
HMeIl In want OF = durabl
ample and cheap r U ~ =
should examine those we mai
ufActure. They arc 0ne.ha
cheaper, work 6asleY, keep
order longer. and are MOI
easily repaired than any oth<
pump, They arc very desiY'
bic f0S . cold climate. - b
leaving the waAte hole ops
they never lPeese up, the
yeIkipg pest Qfthe pump
O1t HuRm o0atA oAly
.e-sals s. {, . much e i!oe.
~ 20 gFSes ~. I'M ~ 81 u
up nko iron. Tia tnll4o
colIectlon of veoe{aSAe
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30

LAME, ARE you? Why don't you do as l
do, cure all your lamcness and pain with the
nevcr-failing remedy, PARTS ABOLITION OIL.
1t Is as good for internal as for all external
aches and palms." For sale by all druggists.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-30

The national GOLD MEDAL was awarded
to Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco, for the
best Photographs in the United States
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-22

Busiu,ss dAantts.
n 9hsied lager beer saloon 10 let escab 10 ri ris6t
Kind OF man Inquire OF l.. H. GEM, 81 Beekman sr.
A SMALL grocery. candy snd ylriely store. doing
nice business Tor sale cheap. Inquire al 81 East
sMtieth ST., New FORK
A CANDY and variety store with nr,t.class nxInTes,
81 ~ kood business location, Tor sale cheap. Apply
(ARPENTER shop tor sale good loca,lty. owner
leaving city Apply oraddrcss SO University place
CANDY STORE for sale cheap.
y 100 Edrdse st.
E0R sALE-An old established grocery store. on
No. e9s Nth av. ana 10th 81. ''''' ''"''"''''
NOh SALE eheap-stock and fixtures OF paper
No reasonable ofer refused cause scSncss e'' 0'''
IN0R SALE Confectionery. TOW ana ice cream
A., zee cheap for cash Call 9b2 Tompxns avo oppo-
EAhILb liquor store for sale cheap doing "A good
aVr Brooklyn N0''''''
E9n SALE, Book, stationery and variety store.
and Warren ST., jersey tlty. "''
INlSH.AND OYSTER marker for sale; price 800.
L lol Washington ST., Brooklyn.
N0Mi. $500 l. lot Of new butchers hxiures with
Il lures aud ice house at "a Beach 81. IA
I0R SALEA small grocery cheap remit no
L reasonable offer refused PA E. '0sd St.
For SALE-A candy and variety store. lsi Ferry
GROCERY STORE for sale this day. only SiO0
~ or on IhnTaday at auction In good location An
ply TO 6AFFNEY SMITH. Auctioneers, n Centre 81
WANTED A partner win small capital cnpahle
business address G. box isS s" nu oia SSS0S liquor
WANTED to purchase a nah and ovstcr s,.nd a.,
w town Address 7. j. D.. box 1880 Sun once W.
&20n WILL purchase the entire control. electro
NVtJOO types, wOodouts. and an establlahed DaVino
cash busints owner other business that
entlre time. Address W. r.. boz 1872 Sun once.
AT OOO WANTED for half interest In a new
sAAdEs fukSDEaGAsT, csisadsisSs i. o. S.E.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-22
~ ATIONAL LINE. From Piers H auii o.. y L.
~ Fnk LONDON DIRECT

FOR QtEENSr6WS Ash liz EErlri
SPA IL. sept -, . +. NJ. tNNLAND.... u.f. ~ T. v.
HELM ETA Oct. ,. An. EGl Pr.....O 90, T. VI.
bin s,asc $40 anl 10 currcnc,. n cr r. q!
greatly reduced pics. Return tcSei- ut r'm.i
rates Prepaid steeragr Ticket from Lycrpuo At tao
lowest rates Apply Al the COMPANY olcc 49, Broad
way. ", j, Ht l-l,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-22
pACIrIC MAIL STrAM-nIp coNrANrs

FOR JAMAICA AND SAVANlIIA
sTFA, sHtP lihNEY CHAUNChi
Nl sail for the above. gameL Is
SAL URDAY SEPT VI atI{M
For freight p... .--| ~ C..tl :, SppY
al complnys ONCE, on pier ~ ~ law
river II. ]. DULLAN, suurtiu 'ndent'
STATE LISE.-To GLASGOW. BELFAST, NV
ERPooL, LONDONDERRY, &c. sailing from Pier
30. North kyer; 800.
THE STATE u PENNSYLVANIA, Wed, sept -, T. N.
the STATE or INDIANA "Wednesday. sept -
PASSENGERS FORH AkDED DIRECT 10 ALL
PARTS OF EUROPE AT LOWEST RATES
Storage low as Oy any other me. DrAfts f)9 IL
and upward. For freight nr pI-sAg- Apply 10
AUSTIN BALDNtS %, Agents. - BrOilsAY.
Steerage passage ONCE A. Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-22
S,iuatious ddlautto.

S,tuations ddlautto.
4 yOJNG GIRLas chambermsd or Waitress IL
fnusnwors can give the hest of references from her
last place. Apply At sii fas Doth a., I'd noor
CARPENTER wishes situ'ton to make him
~ SELF useful either IN store, warehouse or factory.
Addrc's CNlPENTER box i6;'. sun ONCE.
A WIDOW woman wants few gc..irmen's or
~ families wa ling; would ike IN Ollie" q clean.
Auply at 255 West 25tn st. Alrs LEON NAhD.
4 RF-PECTABI;Ey Young yon,n van, .itga
~ tion ~ IN general hnn.'Work gppd references.
Arply ~ l37 Hudson IT,. fore lays.
y experienced opcrat1r on W 4 " butt1nhol' at
n inc'n cnt wishes employ mcnt Gail AZ or address
No. ISL ID Nv
A RESPECTABLE woman ~sni. TO 90 out S,sh'
inenl 'F W '''' way 49, - '' ''''' W"
JTARN HAND. a Young man american domcs-
ic Mi fcll 'nle 7rrs situation a. sbnse Win
Address J. T.. box l2S. sun ONCE.
IMRsT-CLA~S bread and cake bakers always on
Il hand At Bakers' House ~ Can, ~ Sd aV
TI,O boss BAKERS.-A Young man strictly hon.
est ana eubtt desires situation 10 work ON chk's
OF prsaa iai oaHes en- Ice ahu oun1s p.res s
Forsyth a.. New York city.
FI,uE care OF a child from to Fix years OF age IA
L desired By one who would devote u II mothers
best reference. 2g Monroe 81. Can be seen for
two days.
Two boss bakers.-A good baker wishes situation as
for days. PETER WEIS il3 Chrystie At.
WANTED ny an American widow. a situation to
w DO general homework In a small family or house
keeper; can give good reference call for days 800
East 3ith 81. Mrs. FoRMAN.
nn ,rU Av.-workng housekeeper. mother and
wv Young daughter IN pious femily preferred ;
best city reference.
Ef Leroy ST. room ia respectable married
OO woman Wishes to obtain washing at her own
rooms. Call or address.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-22
,CHOR LINE.-U. $ MAIL STEAMERS.

NtHOh LlNt.-u'S NAIL SlEAhEi'S
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked al lowest rates 10 or from
mort railroad station In Great Britain, ireland ots
Continent,
HENDERSON BROTHERS. : Bowling Green.
VNMAN LINE.-FIXED SOUTHERLY cot RISE
ROyal Mail steamers are apo nted tns ilHs foiOws
- FOR u EkNsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MON rREAL Sturdaf Sept -, at2P NJ
CITY or BERLIN SATURDAY, I. ., ut \, NJ
CITY OF RICHMOND, Saturdaf, Oct. ., NJ noon.
CITY OF BRl SSEl :. Satu day. Oct. l6, at T.. N.
CITY OF CHESTER, stt1riN, OF % at NJ
aud each hucc 'eding uurday ON l'irf A.. Is. Il.
RATES or PASSAGE.
CABIN 900, ESQ and fiu1 gold
STEFKAGE fls. currency
Dr Its issued at lowest rates.
For taulu Pass and general business apply 81 mo
Company ono 10 Broa WY.
For Steerag Passage Ht 33 Broadway, or Pier o. Noth
river. joins q. DALI Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-22
&lubit sluttts.
NQTIHCrEE 0F TIE sAIhE60Fs LAMBS AND

~ rENEMENrS FOR UNPAID ASsEssMEN Is.
CRY or NEW YORK, DFPARTM.ST OF FINANCE
BUREAU oF ARREARS July l. 1875.
Under the DIRE lion Of Andrew II. Green. Comptro
Ter OF the city OF New York. the undersigned hereby
gives public notice pursuant 10 the provisions of the
act entitled An Act Tor the collection Of taxes,
mens and Croton water rents In the city of New Ork
and To amend the several acts relative thereto passed
aud tenemens which assessments have been land
and confirmed ana are now due and unpaid, and have
renamed due and unpaid since the confirmation of said
assessments, for regulating, grading, curb, gutter,
and paving streets, Tagging sidewalks sud Walks
'-nelag aud nng lots, building sewers. euivetts I'M
ddssTSroS ss , =" psy tue a4ly,. =. W. asses
ments 50 due and remaining unp.iu 80 the CicrK or
Arrears, his office IN the finance Department In the
new court House IN the city OF New York together
WIN the interest thereon, At tue rate OF twelve .sT
cent per annum, 10 the time ~ payment, with tln5
charges Of TINS notice and advertisem
ANA n default shall ne made In such payments,
such lands and tenements viii be sold AZ put lie
ton, at the Court House. In the CITY Hall PARK IN
u2l twelve O'Clock, noon for the lowest OF years
at which any person shall offer to take the same. In
consideration OF advancing the amounts OF the assess
ment so due unpaid, ami the interest thereon as
Aforesaid TO the time OF the sale ana together with the
charges Of this notice and advertisements anu AL other
charges and coats accrued thereon.
Ana that such sale will be continued from time to
time until all the lands and tenenenls here advertised
for sale shall De sold
And notice Is hereby further given that detailed
statement Of the assessments the ownership OF the
property which the assessments ar due and unpaid
Is pub ished IN plmphlct, ana that copies OF the
naiphc are deposited IN the Office OF the ClerS ~
rars = tbs Finauce i,epai ,a,thi, and will be dcliv
er,d 10 any ne rion dpnlyns for the same.
WV 10y A $. (ADl, CLERK OF Arrears.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-22
SglPplnl.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
N MenkB Mai slrunsNip service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING At QUEENSTOWN.
Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia and
sailing every ednesdny from Liverpool
Inc following steamers are apppinteI to sail from
Philadelphia
Indiana Sept - Illinois .......... Oct 10
'Ci ylOt Bristol scot 30 .keniworth. Oct 81
Ohln ..,........Oct Pennsy wanna Oct -
PRICE OF PASSAGt, IN CURREN Y. Canin, tlOO.
Stecrage aud interine late tcScts to and from all
points At the lowest race.
Steamers marked with STAR do not carry inter.
neil tr. Passenger accOmmpd ltlpns for all clss
unsurpassed ssage, rates of freight. and Other
information apply to
GEO. ". COTTON, A rent, ~ Froad st.,
JOHN MCDONALD, Passen ger Agent,
Battery place, Sew YORK
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Avcnta
JD1 Walnut IT.. Pniadelphia
Richardson, Spence & Co, n. q j. Cunmlis & bros.
Liverpool. Queenstown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-22
.NN-YLvANIA RAILROAD.

nPPOSITION.-Albany and through to rroY.-
~ Deck, 25c.; with berth, ~. sCHu ILER. from
Franklin St.. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Pdays, r. NJ.
Don't rel Is other lines when, with better as
, 90 win Paf only ti7S J. W HANCOCK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-22

LADY OF experience will give lessons on the n,ano
A cheap, Apply a. sop West S2d st,
SssssTaTKuGZTI0N.r!.nP melodeon. guitar. singing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-22

-
AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR.
between goth and IN ii;Hifsc;RrEp FASHIONS ON VIEW
GRANDRsT DISPLAY OF STYLES .,,.,-
PATTERNS WITH CLOTH MODELS ..@.
NEW PUBLICATION. ..,...
WORLD on FASHION. FINE ARTS" a..
we shall give TWO DOLLARS worth Of our Patterns
FREE
to every person who subscrbcs this week. We shall
issue our "certincstes" 70 this amour, oe). so that
those who do not wish select their patterns at the
time they subscribe can SELECT THEM AT ANY
TIME WITHIN YEAR.
LADIES WILL FIND this the best opportunity to
get than double their moneys worth.
THE WORLD OF FASHION is the most beautiful
sud Interesting magazine published In this city.
All the foreign aud home styles fully Illustrated with
designs and the best literature Of the day. Can anc
see the fashions and the mag zine and be convinced.
SAVE MONEY, ......
ny, subscribing while We give !his immease premium
Ladies IN the country should send al once uy mall
T1ls WEEK. THIS WEEK
A. BURDrTTE SMITH.
pii BROADWAY,
NEW YORK,
p. o. BOX 6.O55.
GHAND OPENING Of autumn s,yies A. Nine.
N DEMORESTS Emporium OF Fashions, ~ East lith
st., and at tho agencies. Wednesday and Thursday.
sept. % and g. Now ready, Nine. DhMORhsTs
What TO Wear, price 10 cents, and the Illustrated
Portfolio of Fashions" price 10 cents.
.toit ss bk *, ...or,men, the une
quality. Merchant tailOrs, manufacturers OF clothing.
boots and shoes hats aud caps and NECK ties VIII save
money by using our machine twist and sewing silk.
BRAfNERD, ARMS IRON0 Co,
400 Broadway. New York. SOL Market st, Phila
rI,HE CHEAPEST shirts In the world-KEEP's
II patent partly. made dress shirts.
WATERPROOFs, overcoatings, cassimeres, and
sstnets slightly damaged also blankets, nannein.
ekirts ticks, &C. from suction At very low prices.
WIN. MATHEWS, o. Catharine Of.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-07-01
WASHING NOT TAKENIS.

A good old minister of one of our
New England Baptist churches was
agreeably surprised by the intelligence
from one of his flock that five iadi-
viduals had expressed strong desire
on the next Sunday to have the bap-
tisrnal rite performed upon them
selves.
After its performance, however, he
was somewhat surprised and chagrin-
ed that only one of the five joined the
society of which he was pastor.
a few Sundays after the same elder
waited on him with the intelligence
that ten more desired immersion.
And how many of them will Join
the society ?" asked the minister.
1.-TWO, l regret to say: are all we can
depend upon," was the reply.
Every WE'LL" said the good old mai.
''you may as well inform the other
eight that this church doesn't take in
washing"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-07-01
CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.

= =
There is curious prescription in
England for the cure of drunkenness
by which thousands are said to have
succeeded in recovering themselves.
The receipt came into notoriety
through the efforts of John Vine Hall,
father of Rev. Newton Hall and Capt.
Vine Hall, commander Of the Great
Eastern steamship. He had fallen in
to such habitual drunkenness that his
utmost efforts TO regain himself pro-
we'd unavailing. at length ne sought
the advice of an eminent physician,
who gave him a prescription which ne
followed faithfully for severalInonthss d
and at the end of that time he lost all
desire for liquors although he had
been led captive by most debasing
habit. The receipt, which he after
wards published, and by which so
many have been assisted to reform, is
as follows: "sulphate OF iron, grains ;
peppermint water IL grains; spirit OF
nutmeg, drachm-to be taken rtwice
a day" This preparation acts as a
tonic and siimulaant, and so partly
supplies the place OF the accustomed
liquor, and prevents that absolute
physical and moral prostration that
follows from the sudden break III !,
of from the use al intoxicating
| drinks.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-07-01
HOW 4 LILLY OF THE VALLEY
&LOSSOMED.

The following is a summer episode
as evolved by little Johnny: "Last
summer our dog Towser was lyin in
the sun trien to sleep, but the flies
was that bad he cuddent, cos he had
to ketch 'Ia, and bime by bee lit on
his he'd, and was a woking about like
the dog was his'n. Towser he hel his
head still, and when the bee was close
to his nose, Tow Ser winked at me, like
he said, "You see what this duffer is
a doin'; he thinks am lily of the
valley which isn't open yet; but you
just wait till 1 blossom, and you will
see some fun" And sure enough
Towser opened his mouth very slo so
as not to frigh.en the bee, and the bee
went into Towser's mouth. Then
Towser he shut his eyes dreamy, and
his mouth too, and had begun to make
a peaceful smile. wen the bee snng
him, and you never see a lily of the
valley ack SO in all your life"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-07-01
TABLE ETIQUETTE.

l. See that others about you are
helped before you commence eating
yourself.
3. Do not eat soup from the tip, but
from the side of the spoon.
3. On passing your plate to replen-
ished retain the knife and fork.
4. Wipe the mouth before drinking
). Remove the teaspoon from the cup
before drinking tea 81 coffee.
6. Use the knife only in cutting the
food do not raise it 10 the mouth.
7. Eat slowly; fast eating is un.
healthy. tt=as
8. If you find anything unpleasant
in your fsod avoid calling the atten-
ton OF others 10 it.
8. Close the lips while chewing.
10. Keep your elbows 'ofi the table.
II. Dc not speak viii, food in you,
mouth.
l.. When asked TO help voug neigh
Dor, DO not shove. but hand The plate
10 him
l3. Do not turn your head and stare
about the room. s-"
IA. If any one at Ihe table makes a
mistake, do not take The least notice
of it.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-07-01

WHEN you wish to know what the
weather is to be, go out and select the
smallest cloud you can see. Keep
your eyes upon it, and if it decreases
and disappears it shows the state OF
the air which will be sure to be fo.-
lowed by fine weather; but if it in
creascs in size lake your great cca.
with you if you are going from home,
for falling water is not far of. The
reason is this: When the air is le
coming charged with electricity you
will see every cloud attracting all
lesser ones toward it until it gathers
into 8 shower; and, on the contrary
when fluid is passing of, or diiIusing
itself, then a large cloud will be seen
breaking in pieces and disssiving.