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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-16
AT oOLFAX.

Mr.. Smith, manager OF the Western
Union Telegraph company at this point,
went down to Colfax yesterday to fix up
the wires of the company, which al in I
bad condition Mt that place. He reports
the sight the worst he ever witnessed.
The Skunk river is three miles wide and
the farms for miles are under water. The
Island track for nearly mile hos been
turned over and upside down and in
many places the water is running over it
some six feet in depth. They have twen-
ty telegraph poles down at Colfax and
could not reach any Of them without a
boat. Many of the low houses are half
under water and the whole prospect a
waste. The splendid farms that line the
Skunk for miles are all under water and
the loss will be too great to attempt to
estimate.
The farmers do not hesitate to say
that the water is the highest ever known,
and all are in great encouragement, as
the water fall will leave them about des.
titute. At Saylorville great damage has
been done to the crops. On the Beson
estate alone 1000 acres of very fine corn
is ruined.
All railroad communication is virtually
cut off from all points out Of the De,
Moines, except over the Des Moines and
Fort Dodge road which road is all right
No mail was received over any othe
Yesterday.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05

or course, under the circumstances,
having beenleft entirely I'M the dark
MS to the particular individual, II any,
aimed at; we are not prepared to say
whether there is "more truth than poe
tryr In the above lines, or not. But II
"R. J. M----,,'ithe purported author,
will allow, we viii make the following
suggestion: II your township has been
robbed, why don't the inhabitants of
that township rouse up and punish the
thief, the same as they would any
other? Why Is II that you come pulling
around newspaper publisher, rs II he
was the only man who had moral cour-
age enoughto rebukc the defaulters
and "robbers'' In your Communities?
Have you good reason to believe. that
men are guilty OF crime; and are you
disposed to see them brought to Justice,
then go to work with legal Scriminot
proceediilgs, and sift the matter 70 the
bottom; instead Of institutIng csvil
action, which can only result In an un-
satisfkctory otch-potch, for the simple
reason the cIyil law is inapplicahe to
the cnre; OF, more sietestable still, TO
let Il its'blow owed" Firing poetry at a
man WHO l,se Hrobbed thelr town. Is
about a. good punish ment as throwing
water On the back Of q dick. e
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05
"freaSurr'S Lament"

Under the above caption, we are in
receipt of u '.jingle" composed Of five
verses, from distant village. We arc
unable to determine whether 1t relates
to u Lake or Osceol9 township treastIr-
er; and publish two verses as IA sample:
"Once I'd money, plenty,
And clothes, too, by the score;
Then. rossbaclSs smiled upon me,
And not one passed my door.
Now, am poor and lonely,
And not worth half n crown;
Not one that seems 10 know me,
Because, robbed their town.
a. 80
T it"r NiFL 20 81. 10 Et'r~
"Tho%e mortal mossbacks soy
Thatail their towns stage,
And every man can't play Ills part,
From childhood to old age.
And when think of days gone by,
How was made q tool,
BY sharps and rogues, 'tis then know
Ny part hns bven--a fooi"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05

It's virtues are unq,sestiona6te and its
curative character absolute, as the ,cri-
ter can personally testify, both from er-
perienck and observation. 3'i. '' =
Among tile many readers Of the Re-
Vie,C in one part and another OF the
country, IL Is probable that numbers
are afflicted with deafness, and to such
it may be said: Write at once to Hay
lock d Co., Z Dey street. New York,
enclosing 81, and you will recei e by
return u remedy that will enable you
to hear like anybody else, and whose
curative effects will be permanent.
You will never regret doing so.n-- Ed
aor Of Ne,0 York Mercantile Reoieio,
Sent. %, 1880. t, e ~,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05

Sc HE people of WEXFORD co,ll,,y ny a
vote of almost ten to one, declared In
hvor of the removal of the cornty scat
from Sherman to Manton. At the ses-
sion of the board of Supervisors, last
week, that body directed the removal
OF all prisoners in the county JAIN at
Sherman to the city jail ut Cadillac,
and declaring the last mentioned pris-
OF the temporary county Jail. Then, n
resolution was offered, aud tabled till
the next meeting, designating Cadillac
as the county seat, the proposition to
be voted ON, next Spring. 1t altoycth-
er looks rs though the people Of Cadil-
lac had been praising Manton, while
their hearts were far from her. But
then, perhaps they deem any strategy
rs fair in war county seat war;.
The Board Of School Inspectors of
Pleasant Plains township have applied
the money for some time lying idle I'm
the library fund to the purchase of ~
variety of books, and a library has heen
established. The number of books is
necessarily small, in accordance with
the amount in fund; but the start has
been given, and by judicious additions
by the people In the future, we trust
that In time the township will possess
a library second to none In the county.
The books may be found at LA. Car
penter's, Township Clerk, and are sub
ject to use by the residents ofthe town
ship, with certain restrictions, and PEN
atty for damaging them.
b. Johnson, of Webber, has our
for nice mess OF fresh fish,
from the lake on his farm.
T. Smurthwaite purposes improving
the exterior Of his dwelling rs soon as
arrives.
]. b. Taylor is building o picket fence
around his lot.
A pretty snug freeze, last Friday
night.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05
M othersI Moth ersII Kothersll!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest 10y u sick child
suffering and crying with the excruci-
ating pain Of cutting teeth? If SO, go
atOnce and get bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will
relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately-depend upon 1t; there is no
mistake about 1t. There Is not moth
cr on earth who has ever used 1t, who
will not tell you ut once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to
the mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic. 1t Is
perfectly safe to use I'm all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and II the pres
cription Of one Of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses i'm the
United States. Sold everywhere. rs
cents u bottle.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently
results In an Incurable Lung Dis
ease or Consumption BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES are GER
tain to give relief in Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Cughx, Catdyrh, C0nsunapfive
and Inrodt Diseases. For thirty years
the Trocles have been recommended
by physicians, and always give perfect
satisfaction. They are not new or un-
tried, but having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained we'll
merited rank among the few staple
remedies of the age. Public speakers
and Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at twenty
five ceBtsa box everywhere. l'si ~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05
Worms! Worms!

Children having worms require i'm.
mediate attention., as neglect of the
trouble often causes prolonged sickness.
In children worms are indicated by
paleness, itching of the nose, grinding
OF the teeth, starting In sleep, irregular
appetite, bad breath, swelled upper lip,
and other symptoms. Get u box of
I'urmeiee's Worm Candies or LOzenges.
They are safe, pleasant and effectual
remedy. Price 25 cents per box. Sold
by w. A. Burnam, Baldwin, Mich. fi
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05
BALDWIN, MICH, THURSDAY. MAY s, 1881.
A Losing Joke.

\ prominent 'pli iysicianl Of Pittsburg
said joki,giy toa lady patientwho was
complaining Of her continued i'll health
and Of his inability to cure her, "rry
Hop Biitcrs!r Tile lady took II In ear
nest and used the Bitters, from which
she obtained permanent health. She
now laughs ut the doctor for his joke.
but he Is not 40 well pleased with IL, AZ
II cost him n good patient. otf
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05
The Human Locomotive

Should be carefully engineered. other
wise it may run off the track of life any
moment. To keep its delic .te internal
machinery In perfect trim, or put 1t In
good working condition, Use PtrDS tsfs
nys2,7,sid Compound. The tone and
vigor which 1t imparts to the stomach,
its appetizing effects, the relief it af-
fotls in headache, its anti-bili0us prop
critics, and its superior merits as u gen
erai corrective, makes Ii the most val
uable family medicine of the age. Prize
per bottle, 81; sample bottles, Is cents.
Sold 10y w. A. Burnam, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05
A Common Mistake.

To consider as consumption what is
really All affection Of the liver. To keep
your liver healthy and your blood pure
and thus avoid many distressing COM
plants, use Pdrneiee's Great Blood and
Liver Purifier. It cures the sick and
nervous headache, and indigestion, and
removes oil unhealthy bilious secre-
tions Of the stomach and bowels. For
'costiveness no medicine is so effectual;
also, for bad breath, sour stomach, etc.
"A ApositiUc guarantee Of no cure, no pay.
Price per bottle, ST. sample bottles, Is
cents. Sold by w. A. Burnam, Bald
win, Mich. .noifai
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05
HamiItOD'S Oriental Balm.

Or Mdsiecf Bea,aifer, removes al
pimples. freckles, and skin blemishes
and gives clear, transparent complex
ion, while its naturalness Of operation
Is such that the use of a cosmetic Is not
suspected. II Is the only preparation
that meets the wants of refined ladies.
Price, 50 cents per bottle. Sol by w.
A. BurnaM, Baldwin, Mich. ar.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05

CONDUCTOR KILLED. Monday
afternoon last, Frank HAZEL, conduc-
tor Of u western bound freight over the
F. Il p. M. r.. r., accidentally fell un-
der the wheels Of his own train, at Far
well. His head was instantly crushed
to shapeless mass. He had been In
the employ of the company for a num-
Der of years, and was well liked. His
home was In Saginaw, where he leaves
wife.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05

WHEN you meet with an accident,
get ~ sprained ankle, or are otherwise
injured, don't go to the expense Ofsend-
ing for doctor, but apply some of Ken
dall's SPAWN Cure nnd you will exper-
fence relief ut once. Read their adver-
tisement In another column. iia
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05

DIED-Of diptheria, ut Baldwin, May
LIST, 1881, infant son of Earnest and
Minnie Cartier.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05
JmuOrtant n 'PraYelGrS

Special Inducements are offered you
by the Burlington Route. Ii will pay
you To read their advertisement to be
found elsewhere In this issue. Lll. NJ.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05

m %(<Outat Nvsish<d nee, with nm isstsus1ssss
vi Ifss Conducting ths most profitable br.!ssss
Y 20 smpfe ana plsis, that larry oss can
csn fsd wissts willing - wos; Women are -
sums. Msny have made 90 the buslness ever 0as
hnndrrd do(iars In yingIs week. Nothing like it
svrr ksewn bcfue. All who sngaGs src snrp7eed
90 mske money. You sap engnge ID this bnsiaco
during your spare time u great proAt. Ycn do mot
1hopc who need resdy money. sbosld wn.e to us
~ once. All furnished free. Addrc~r TkUE CO.,
Angusta, Maine
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05

Yeatsrday the tree planting vas In
sss ss1{ss sser's 3 ys's ss'sns.ss'y ey sAs Her
Tbe Hersey pond IL 20 fulI that live
lyIbrook runs through the Court House
y.IPiSkseinss's infant child died of
dipthevia, Tuesday morlslog. ,rhree
cliildreu l>avo been taken ~ death from
that 'fhmllf within 4 few weeks.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05
tFrom the oicsola 0ut
me BlaYl PalhKay.1al

A little maiden in the wood IL
Il fonnd, one Almmer DAY 49,
I 4 thought sheid Inst her way >--lf-
"fIol little mald;v j gnily said: -
"feur not; your home well Ind"
But, wonderinKly, she raised her head, =
And thus slse freed her mind: "
"I am not lost; know, the way; ~ "a
Tho line In biaxed 20 plain 'tf .{ii.ftt
Upon the trees, one cannot siray,r \ "a
I i can 70 home agnin.1 lfatf IA F
And then 4 saws along the trees, "a ft
Bright spots cut on tha bark; HIT ~
Sure Rufdss the fnifhfuI maiden secs,
And knowsssc truthful mark.
How pisayant, ss " 20 through life. 2
To hnd bright spots and guides, ~
That cheer the toll end sovfhtlso strife. ~
Wbhf Wondrous falth abtdes y
Yithin the mind buoycd DIP BY these;
sssii irs ~ s'ss;: a.: y ~ W. ssss sss'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05
KENDALI'S SPlTIN CURE

Il surc Ia it, eff cts mild In IT, acfions NJ II drc,
mot hIrter. vet h Is p-IciIaiin. and powerful 10
r~ach ev.ry dccp scaled pain .r 10 r'UO,e any
bony gr,,wth Oisr rnnr nfS, rtch m tppvn M,
spiints, curl,s. cailous. sprairs. swvrgr and any
lamencss and all enlurgrn' sfs ~ the jnints or
limbs or for rli-unrtisr" in aud for any Ptr-
posc sor which tpnrni l. n-rd Z. r man or beart.
il u known 10 no the is.sI linlnieif hr man
uscd, acting mild aud yet certain Ia III effects
send address for illustiaicd Circular which No
think gives positive Ir,wa II it, yr,nos. NJ Ienis
dy has ever net With sucn unqualified succers 10
ourknowlc,lst for b-ast ~ well ~ u AN
Prc. 81. per bottle. ,r tx b"itr- for IS. AN
Druggists have IL OF can get 10 tr ,cu, or II Will b.
scnt ts any adrcrr rcceip, .d price is the prs,-
grietrs, DI. u. J. KENDALL n Co., Enosb,rgll
Falls, VT
S()LDBY ALL ERCGGISTx.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05

PINOT hw.'m = nov bss~sr ihs lrslis: yss
WI sssst yos. '6ss dsy 90 sp~srSs Msxe q
homo W u. in6sssvirus. Men, vorn~n. e(EoIe4
. :ss s .. -, 49, .sss 2; =; I'm. 20 e ~
work. - osly youv rI,are mos<rt~. No ofheZ -
to 90. q M ssss'E sst q s xs'a
sfp~ ~fiuuily for rsefiuR MONEY ees(ly end ho0<En~
AdSfes, Tias 4 Co. xreps'i. .Ns'ss.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05

bor s~-u ~ y hcs rtsd os unmonbt~d BsG ~
On. prrf Eog'ues msde. lkO upwsrds. etui
fa Illustrated C-.slsxss y. tos IN orm .tsoa and
prize t0 - W. RABNk SyNss -
EaH IsOO CoSnssg, NV.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05
J.Q. Patterson, ess ~
ATYORNEYrA1 LAM tssls
Real Estate and insurance Agent,
Reed city, Mich.
g. w. Nsilwarcn, I'D.

Mrs. +. g. Patterson, Upton avenue,
Reed City. Mich. a. -fEstI 10 Ysf.I
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05

titiliisll 4ts ~ 6Ie r'isH, uoa.I lag1 .lGi n.A
Iei laisaicipa hssc.sl H94 sfaii sasI has
.'fise, 81 ilER
9'0i fs-isf l'y. ',iI $50 Aisii,al iaehlr1i
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1881-05-05
Tho,s NmurthWaite,

Tho's Smurthwaite,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor In
Chancery. Real Estate and Insurance
Agent. Office In Court House building,
Baldwin, Mich. ~ es sae ~ -
Money to loan. - r-
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A New Use for CoaI.(lil.

The american Casltiuuto,. saws there
is world of comfort to be derived from
Inc use OF coal-oli as cleanser of the
working wornan's stained hands.
household work naturally causes the
SKIN to roughen and crack; into these
lnterstices the smut and grim of kettle.
washing and stove-blacking often in
sinuate themselves, causing them To
look hardened and unclean after the
most thorough washing with soap and
water. No woman, young or old. likes
this, and almost all women object tn
the rough grimy look of the hands far
more than to doing of the work itself
A way to prevent this evil is to fiji an
Old bowl half full with. Kerosene oil
then fill up with water, and when the
hands are discolored and soiled by
rough work, before washing them dip
the fingers in the bowl and rub them ia
the usual way, and the darkened skin
will be effectually freed from soil and
CRIME; then wash in soap and hot wa
ter until the smell of the oil is removed.
another new use for coal-oil ia in
recently used paint brushes
by soaking the brush iii oil it can ba
easily cleaned with soap and hot water,
as the paint readily mixes with the oil
and SO loosens it that it is readily re-
moved by the application Of soft-soan
and water. Paint brushes, it is said
VIII not harden and dry up if left stand
ing In dish of kerosene oil. A safe
way to light a fireswith kerosene oil il
70 lay in your kindlings, then place
Tour wood upon it, after which turn
INTO cup, kept for the purpose. one
tablespoonful Of oil, and pour it over
he wood and set fire to it with a match.
IN no account should it be poured from
he can directly into the stove or rance
estsome slumbering spark of fire ignite
me gas and cause an explosion. Chill
iren and Ignorant, careless persons /
mould not be allowed to use It under
my circumstances Lamps should he
LEANED, filled and trimmed ia the
morning. and kept nearly full of oil:
hey ought invariably be turned down
'efore they are blown out.
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Aor flung Bsadtfs.
"ZAT NAUGHTY BOYn

H ~
| tant see what our baby boy is dood for. any
way: f@fs xF ssss5f.5gg - -
He don know how to walk or talk. he dom
know how to play; t.ss. 49, Go. !.
He tears up ev'ry single zing he posser-bil-ly
An even tried to break, one any, my NAM
mas bestest fan. n ~ > !.
He's arrays tumblin't bout re floor an gives
us awful scares, IS =
An when he goes to bed at night he never
says his prayers. ~
On Sunday, too, he muses. M nv co-ff,-
meetin' clothes,
An once fOun' him hard at work a-pinc' In,
Dolly's nose;
An ze uzzer day Eat naughty boy now what
you S'pOSe you Zink?)
Upset dreat big bottle of my papa's writin'
ink;
An stead of kyin dood an hard, as course he
ought to done, 'tstsss
He laughed, an kicked his head most of, as
cough he Fought twas fun.
He even tries TO reach up high an pull zings
Off re shelf, 49, Fs
An he's aIays wantinr you, of course, JUS
when You wants you self. ys fI .
rata er dess, really do, from how he pulls
ley al! was made apurpose for to 'noy us little
dirls: e5 .sIgsfI [
An wish zere wasn't no such zng as naugh-
y ty baby boys ri 90 NJ sfs.x ~ IT Z
Why.,why, Eats him a-kyin' now; he makes a
drefful noise. 9
I dess better run and see, for if he has-boo-
Felled down re stairs and killed his-self, ,uhdt-
st Nicholas
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snubbing. If they will wait patiently,
the fashionable set will come knocking
at their doors, if indeed as set it holds
together for sufficiently long time, for
such sets disentangle easily. No one
ciyility which never flags, willing
ness to put the very best Interpretation
on the conduct of society.
A lady who is fully aware of her own
responsibility, who has always lived in
the best society, is never afraid to bow
first or call first, or to introduce any
two people whom she NAV desire to
make known to each other, knowing
that politeness should be enumerated
amongst the virtues, and feeling sure
that if one Of the ladies assumes all air
OF lofty disdain, she is the ill-bred per-
SON of the two. If a person, on being
introduced shows arrogance, preten-
sion, displeasure, we call him snob.
There is movement toward the
stately bows and courtesies of the past
in our recent Importation of Old World
fashions. A lady silently courtesies
when introduced, gentleman makes
deep bow. We Americans have had
the jolly habit of extending the hand
when introduced, and very cordial
good custom it is. But the latest fash.
ion for ceremonious introduction for.
bids it. A delicate, graceful courtesy
is very picturesque, particularly in
ballroom. or in a large assembly. As
gentleman carries his crush hat and
a lady has her fan, and perhaps a bou-
quet, Understandings are not altogether
convenient. However, if person pre-
sents aehand, the truly well-bred person
will not fail to take it cordially, and re-
spond to the greeting in the keynote
of the giver-Harper's Bazaar.
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at me vindictivelv. | shot aoa;.
as beforpgwitt no effect.f sdAssSS ous
perate, and fired the whoio f iIvs = 81 b
as rapidly as [ could, and wa. 'aOts
reaching for my revolver, when s. ust
came rushing up the bank followaM1a ak
his dog. -.+ss "uu oy
:, ''What on earth is the matta.u
shouted. | pointed to the mot;a,,M
form in the tree. and gasped "a r ns
Their! aSee his ,eyesl gShoothim IT. r. p sa,
l was nearly beside myself Win yslI
by this time, and my hair stood q. ~ ~
like wire. sfia5 m -. ~ ena,
Hank looked at the tree for
ment, then turning to me. fairly sha a
ed: :. A. panther! Why, yon3s slO ul.
here he burst into a roaI n ,.5a ~
!" A panther! Why, it,s-,, and ss usel.
he laughed SO heartily that he ~ ~ !.
hold onto tree for support At WI ,s y
when he had recovered himself ao ~
what. he wentlto the tree, and ress Az.
up into the. crotch he took down
blue army coat with brass buttons J.
he unrolled it and gazed at tAas L,. =
made by many bullets. hs. burst ; rs,ss
fresh tit OF laughter. EverYIbulIet.h.s
taken effect. and, as Hank remarIsS
" 1t was OF no use except for Tho ta Sss
. pepper box Here, Uncle .Ha,,s
stopped and laughed at the re I'd jss{;;a,
OF the scene. then he added. IN eyrl.
nation, "You see. children, Ina X ss
was rolled so that two of the h,asr ~ n,
tons showed and glittered in tho ~ A.
light like the eyes Of some Wild ss,s,ssII''
| promised Hank a-newscoat and nm
limitedtobaceoi if he would saw netb; =,
about it; but the story was too GOOD Z
keep, and all the way home m ,s
leased with sly hints about NV ranshss :
hunt. Hello, it's ten o'clock. Cone
off to bed every one Of you'll addsS
Uncle Harry, looking at his watch 80
'sYou didn't save the skinanitba
panther, did you, Uncle. Harry?a sai5
Charlie, as he=left the room. z orpsr,s
Y0agq Pe0ple. nj stni .gsa,i as. -.
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Chinese Printers in Truckee.

1.-The Truckee Lumber Company has a
printing office Gifts own in a little room,
Off from the box factory, but instead Of
printing newspapers or ietter-heads, or
wedding cards, it prints boards, and is
run by two Chinese pressmen- one who
feeds the pine slabs and the other who
piles them in heaps after they tumble
cut OF the press. The boards are laid
On table SO as to press against little
foot worked bya spring. Tho foot hits
them kick that sends them forward
TAR enough to catch between two re-
volving cylinders. to the upper Of which
3 zinc plate is fastened, upon which IS
cut the design obe printed. The lower
CYLINDER Is made exceedingly elastic by
resting on rubber springs an inch thick
The well is on top and gives out q lib
eral flow of ink, which is distributed
Dy two rollers that strike the plate at
every revolution. Reno fNeu. Gazette