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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

The murder OF the Eugllshman, Prel-
ler, In 81. Louis, IN one OF the mOat san
satIonal affairs that has ever occurred
In this country. The crime, with the
pacling Of the Temains In the trunk,
would, IN Itself, give the case world
wide celebrity, and tho tracking and
bringing backlof the murderer from the
antlpoiea. makes the affair still more
intereating. The murderer goes under
the name Of W, II, Lennox Maxwell, but
recent advlcea make his Identity with
Hugh NJ, Brooke, of Hyde, EnRland, al
mOat u certainty. Br0Oks's father is
II al Master OF 81, Georges School In
HJd,. The young man studied law. at
Stockport, passed hiI examination FOR
the Bar and opened an Office In HYDE
He was mO1t extravagInt In his habits
aud soon was loaded down with debts.
He was forced TO leave the town through
the lmportnnities Of his creditors The
crime for which Maxwell IL charged was
evidently prompted by avarlce, M his
companion, Preller, had quite q large
sum Of money with him, To accomplish
hls pnrpoie th3 murderer used chlOro'
form, hut not having a sufficient qnan'
ti'y Of the drug, he procured q fresh sup.
ply from two apOthecarles, his intended
Victim In the meantime lying In q
comat0se state, After his purpose had
been aicOmpllshed, the limbs we're
severed from the body and the whole con-
cealed In trunk, Maxwell then made
an effort tO escape, and got as far AZ
Auckland, New Zealand, but the authori'
ties OF st. Louis had telegraphed over
Europe to Auckland, and the result was
that Maxwell was arrested. The trial
promises to be q most interesting one
Maxwell at one time asserted that the
whole thing was q schelne to cheat thu
Insurance companies 10 which Preller'E
lie was Insured, and that the | ,tter wa
ST alive, and at another time that h
killed hl4 friend by an overdose o.
chlOrOlOrm given by mistake.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Mr., John Braucher, Of Jackson town.
ship, departed this life on Thursday,
September 30th, 1885, NJ the ago OF "a
years.
Mr.. Braucher was one OF the pioneers
OF Jackson township, coming there with
his father In 1923, being about twelve
years old II recolec Ions OF pioneer
life were very vivid, He lived TO soe
Gods native forests vanish, and In their
stead spring up, by the honest toll Of the
yeoman, beautiful farms aud homes, 90.
cupIed by the representatives OF those
venerable pioneers, tho last Of whom
ere long w6 TOO must chronicle his do.
mise. Ills remains will be Inferred NJ
Mudbrook Cemetery on Saturday, 0cto.
Der 81, NJ o o'clock n. M, from the resi-.
denco OF his son, VIM II, Brauchor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
LOUISVILLE,


~ itch of NcwA Rnkod Together by Our
Regular Correspondents
MI.Jlsper Bru lner moved his family
10 Alliance thla week.
MI Louisa Monnot aud Peter G'rO
we're married last Tuesday by R'y,
Father HolI'r,
sMr, and Mrs. John Date, OF Holmes
county, Waited NJ the residence OF Mr..
s, PlQlelet recently,
ENr, aud Mrs, Julius Dlnnemi'ler, and
Mi4a Sarah LAWN, OF Canton, visited
friends In town last Sunday.
.eAn infant child Of Mr.. aud Mrs, Peter
G ,nnon waa buried last Sunday morn.
ing ut the Catholic Church Of this place.
Louis Llmelle's butcher shop looks
0 40 many new pins elnce the paint
era ana yarnlshers got through with 1t,
Mra. nj. schllllng her son Archie and
daughter Rulhie Of Canton, spent u few
days among relatives and friends In
town.
II you want q lrst.class shave, hair
cut. etc, In true city style, call on John
Smith, on Main street. H. also keeps
cigars Of fine brands, having fitted up n
very neat show case for that purpose
lately,
Bon Colyln, of Saginaw, Mich, accom-
panied ny q gentleman from Massillon,
delivered u speech last Wednesday even.
lug In front Of the Commercial, on the
Greonback question, to u small but very
appreciatiye assembly.
Mr.. shantz, Of the Arm Of Doty g.
Shlntz, proprletors OF the Louisville
| Stating Rink, is In town with Mr.,
| Dickinson, q lawyer from C0lumba1a
county, To look after the Interest OF Mr.,
Doty, who has become insane through
| financial troubles. Mr.. Doty ls an In.
mate OF Newburg asylum for the Insane,
Mira. Henry Wortenberger, while 70.
turning home late last Saturday night
from attending the sick child OF u rela'
tive, when about entering hor dwelling
ehe discovered fellow In the act OF
breaking the window In her husbands
clothing store, She Informed Mr., W,
| who rushed out, revolver In hand, and
found tho thief secreted between the
store and livery stable, whore no could
have easly captured the fellow, but Mr.
| W. preferred acariOg him of by fling q
few shots with his revolver.
On Thursday last, Daniel BollHger
with tho help Of H. Newhouse and Franz
Petormap, proceeded to HIS farm, two
miles south Of town, 10 gather his chest
nuts. They had not been NJ work yery
long when n fellow by the name OF VIM
| u. Roger, living on said farm, put In ar
appearance and laid claim TO the chest
nuts. Daniel Bollngor demurred, wheI
Roger became infuriated aud seized hin
by the the throat, throwing him violent
ly TO tho iground twice In succession
and would have struck him had not I'd
| Newhouse interfered. Mr., Bolinger 4
an old man, past sevanty, while Roger 4
| In his prime, Bollng,r sued Roger 70
assault and tho case will DO decided II
cOurt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
CHALMERS AIDING IN ONO.

Confederate General Chalmers, who
became noted for the extremely humane
manner In which he treated the colored
brethren at Fort Pillow, IL endeayorlng
TO help along the Republican campaign
In Ohio, by expressing his Indignation
at the manner In which the colored peo'
pie Of tho South are deprived Of the right
OF suffrage. AT Fort Pillow Chalmers
deprived d good many "nlggers" OF ever
having a chance 10 exercise the right Of
suffrage, by the direct and eimple
method OF massacre. He 10 now help
Ing to wave the "bloody shirt In 0aio
Il harrisburg Patriot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
NJ. d. uARrER OR JOHN SHERMAN,

Who has done the most for Mansfield
and Rl,hland county, NJ, D, HTter or
John Shermanp Has Mr.. Sherman ever
done anything at all for Mansfield or
RIchland county, Not that anybody has
ever heard Of, On the other hand Mr..
Hirter's acts VI public muniacence and
beneyolence and his liberality toward
all our public enterprises, as we'll ~ his
private acts Of charity, are we'll known
TO very person throughout this part Of
the State. He has been the prime NOV.
or In nearly every enterprise that has
tended TO advance MansAeld's prosperity
during the II years that no has been a
resident OF this clty,-[shield and Bau.
ner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
The oLnvnbANp & CANTON RAILWAY
Tho Proposed Important Meeting Post
ponsd Tht Weeks,

poned Thee Weeks.
The meeting OF the directors Of the
Cleveland Il Canton Railroad with those
OF the Coahocton u Southern Railroad,
announced 10 take place here Thursday
was not held, The object of tho meet.
Ing was 10 make some arrangements for
the extension OF the Cleveland n Can
ton Railroad from Cosh0cton 10 Zaneg
vile, aud for tho changing OF the gauge
OF the road from narrow 10 standard.
The Cleveland Leader this morning
says:
Action In tho consolidation Of the
Cleveland n Canton with the Coshocton
% Southern road has been postponed
The meeting advertised TO occur AZ Can
ton yesterday WINS formally called, but
adjourned for three weeks, without
traneaclng any business. Mr., II, A
Blood, President Of the Cleveland 4
Canton, was Ia the city yester
day, and said that matters were
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Mrs. l II. MoINrlRE, Of Doggetts Mills,
Pa, eaya: "My daughter, aged sixteen,
has been declining soma time. She used
two bottles of 6ilmore's Aromatic Wine.
She Ia now we'll. | would advise oil
mothers having girls not TO be ono day
without u.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

REPUBLICAN, papers speak disparag-
ingly OF the late Legislature and falelfy
ehanetully.
They never refer 10 Charles Fosters
"poker" Legislature, OF which 8, A. Con.
rad was u prominent light and which
busted the Republican party two years
apO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Buotlen's Arnioa snlys,

The best salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sorea, chapped hands, chilblaine, corns,
and oil akln eruptlone, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. II IL
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price % cents per
box, For sale by Durbin, Wright u Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

was u great sufferer from rheuma.
tlsm Az q last resort tried Athlopho.
ros, aud after u few doses felt almost
immediate relief. | used two bottles
and am entirely we'll Of my rheumatism,
Mrs. Margaret Ingham, 63i East Ex'
change street, Akron, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
Two More Tor stark County.

Among the fourth class poltmasters
commissioned yesterday by the Post
master General, were Reuben Shollen'
berger NJ Mlddlebranch, and Henry Her
bert, NJ North Industry, this county,
The changes In Stark county arc being
made slow but sure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

MIDDLE AGE MEN who lack ylgor ard
vitality should use Clllmore's Aromatic
Wine. n gives nutrlment TO the brain
and is q tonic 10 the physical system
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
HALSTEAD'S LETTER.
What the Editor Of a Leading Republican
Paper;

And chief Bugler for sherman and Forak-.
or, Thought OF Lincoln. Grant and
Other Notabliities Of tho
War,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

REV. n j, WHITNEY, Of Clarkaon, N.
Y says; Gllmore's Vino for Female
Weakness stands without u rival.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08

Married on the 3Oth ult,, by Rev, A. r.
Kramer, Harvey b. Wllcoxon, Of Carol
county, and Miss Artle NJ. Nleez, Of
Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-08
READ THIS.
Tho following arc tho
Regular Prices Of The Engraving
IpUpMsuGD DY
John G. Yorston & Co.
Description of the Picture.

uottyHH's engraving Of "i.OsGpHLLow IN iih IL.
nnAaY,n Ia an accurate representation OF the room
which inngfnlOw used from iHiT until tho time VI ha
dnAh aud II will undoubtedly bo accepted M tho fayur'
Ito picture VI tho "AmerloAn Popular r0utt' tho llko
nosa Ia Rood tho attitude aud expression happlly 10.
token mind deeply occupied In tho lAAh before MIN
and everyone who AdWfoa aud appreciates Tho writings
Of tho great poet Will hn pleased 10 500 tho appoint
ments " tho room N which he WORKED together Win
Ma central naHre il that Of tho OMAR poHE Ito ID
seated on tho Right Of circular table which IL atrcw
With his books aud Writing materials dhe euTloull
lnaa aIo harmonious aud symmetrical, Tho artisan v
In ha workshop, 10 tho cifene left stands tho carved
book caac cont unlnl All thg poee own woIha y leli
original manuscript nanhed by those OF ltylE Milton
Shakespeare, Scott liyfon Ahd lnnulncfhblp otlcrn
Hanging on tho wall ID portrait OF Nathaniel How
thorie ha claapmao nj llowdoln rhe Hage o. Concord
halph waldo nmeraonl also adotla lheMhl Ihc % ehal'
bridge aud ID made from tho Spreading Choanut whlol
stood bcioie tho Od blacksmith shop, A.,
" u about four yeara anCe ~. SAMUEL molIer u,,
picture In honor of "Amefloap dreAl poe" aud II hn
been labor of love with him 10 produce poaaan ant
aana memorial CORRESPONDING le lsa,af ga apa ,ha an, nS,
world monrnl that he hM puoCcoded IN tho dealre q
hll object Ia we'll anatalded by the engraving produced
Not nny will n 10 hVhly ptIed ~ a work of art bu
meet want OF MI refined and intellectual homca
Lat but not least N tho room ltAclf whlch hM nuol
of historic Interest m NJ aside from being tho wothhol
OF our Immortal pon II was thu room In which unN
tlEOnar WLaiNnrON made hls headquarters. dlfcotll
after tho battle VI bunker m hnd IN which hc rccclyet
hla military visitors and star 0loefa, hnd uom wlol
he lpaupd hH uidora
~ .iHMBNbRn this II no chrome, or irnlha work
fancy, but superb STEEL PLATE ENGRAVING
and wo sincerely sy 10 ono and ALL do not loac TIL
available opportunity but hasten al once, while yot
have tho opportunity Of our liberal oner TO posscs
copy Of this beautiful NJ we'll IA tfue historic euntay
luu and lasting household ornament, together with
oopy of riiE WEEKLY DEMOUHAr Tor ono year .
tho very moderate and reduced pflOc hnuied
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No more appropriate beautiful or endearlng rresen
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ture 0f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18
Home and Foreign News.

New York. Boston, New Haven, Book
Ign and Baltimore have adopted quarantine
regulations against the cholera.
Walt Whitman has been invited by Ten
nyson to visit him a, his home in the Isle OF
Wight, and 10 all probability viii accept
the invitation.
-Teresna Tua the yioiinist, is only Is
years old, anu Is under Two years concert
engagement al 5000 per year.
A fire in Chinatown, San Francisco,
"Wednesday, destroyed property amounting
to 800 900.
Rev. Samuel ID. Caldwell, President
of Nassar College, has resigned. He went
to the institution seven years ago from New
ton Theological Seminary. Has home is at
Newbur,port.
Hon. Henry ". Blair was nominated
L. S. Senator by the Republican caucus OF
tn. n. II. Legislature, Thursday night.
Black snakes are stripping the govern
ment fish ponds near Washington OF their
finny occupants. Tie reptiles are said to
increase in number nearly as rapidly as the
fish.
Five hundred cases Of giant pow der were
accidental, exploded in Mexican mine,
Thursday, killing ten men and woundlng as
many more.
Gen. Sparks, The land commissioner,
has issued sn order ioriellins tie bulk Of the
fraudulent Maxwell land grant. This wlll
throw open TO public eniry over 100000
acres.
Bishop W. F. Mallalleu Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, will take summer
rest among his friends in New England ai-
ter his six months Of labor in his Southern
field. He is a, present in Boston.
Gen. Grants publisher. Mr.. Webster,
is going 10 Europe to arrange for the publ
cation Ct the Generals book in England,
France, Germany and Austria. He has had
request for its publication III Portugal, also.
Secretary Whitney has written letter
TO Captain Beiknap, saying that the last tri
al trip of the Dolphin was without his order,
enough to determine whether or not the
Dolphin is structurally weak.
"A memorial window to the late Bishop
Simpson of the Methodist church, has been
placed in the new Asbury church in Phila-
delphia. Ii is portrait of the bishop and
is gift of George w. Childs.
Archbishop Bourget, who died in Mon
treal. last week, Monday, aged sc years, was
the oldest wesrer Of the mitre in America,
and had but one senior in the world.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18
Sick Of Democracy

\ Madison Wisconsin dispatch reads a,
follows:
Captain Lewis j, one armed Unlon vet
eran, With al exceptional valiant career As a
fighter. He has, ever since the war. been a
prominent. very active aud influential Semo-
cratic orgau.zer,aEd Is staunch personal adj
heient OF Congressman Bragg. He holds a
position IN he Veteran Messenger Corps in
the House of Representatives, and was re-
Gently offered promotion at the hands Of The
Administration, " hich lie declined. He stands
IN 50 well wih Bragg that he may have
M pick Of several good Offices. But Lewis
j. a slauncn mon man. and his disgust al
he way the Administration is showing ex-
Contsderates and Cupperheads 10 the front
has so anSered him that he mas renowned
IN. party and announces himself a. hence
forth full fiedged Republican.
The following are only portion of the
reasons which Captain Lewis gives for the
decision he has arrived al; We see appoint
ed 10 high offices drunkards, social if not
criminal outcasts and participators in eec-
ton butchenes and frauds; enemies of fan
and free elections; enemies Of our benefcen-
public school system, former and present
enemies of the Union-men uncleansed o.
treason, unrepentent. unreconslrdcied and
with their disabilities yet upon them. Car
soldiers who left limbs on the battlefield
stand these thing? If there be any such,
am not of them | want no more Democ
rae, upon my plate. | fought hard TO gel
the present Administration in, and | shall
fight still harder TO get them out. They are
not the men to rule the country in this da,
Of enlightenment and progress"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18

Hafp.r's Haglziae TOR Jul, !, an unu,u-
ally -trnn- Number. Til" frontt>p,rr i, 4n
engraving by king from T. :. Churrh'- bean
'iful paintiag. Pandora" rhr opening dr.
iirlc, ID T. Marion Crawford. i, ,i.,ut thu
Muhamina'En- IN India, illustrated bs r'prr-
>,.niaiiun~ ~ some ~ The most remarkable
specimens ~ Mo-irm architecture
Midsummer on Mount Desert j. nuhl..
pprm, by France, t. Mace, beautifully llu--
,ra,cd by Harry frnn.
X. +. /".haun, the artist. gives q sketch ~
"A pAl', Drive with Montana COW bows, %
with graphic pieiurc- from hi own p,ucil.
The City ~ buffalo l. III. subject 81 . srry
Interesting artir- bY lane VI " ,lch. and j.
profu-sy and effectively illustrated nt Charlie
Graham. J. f. Murphy. Jessie curtis ~hrp-
herd, and iIarr, Fem.
Or. Henri j. Van D} ke. lr., contributes an
Adirondack sketch, entitled "Ampcr-and."
full Of the charm Inch holds all lptcr- Of i'd
country ILL., and >p"rt-.
The Second paper in thr series Uf ''trcui
American indu>tric-," under th,- 'tic OF -
sin pr,--," j. fun and interesting cNpo-i-
lion, With abun'an. pictorial illustrations. pf
-ik culture and Manufacture ia the nItrd
>tai.-.
Bui thu rrader vii! probably give hi, a,tyn-
ton tir-t Of all To the opening chapters 81 Mr..
iIuwrii>'> new novel, INDIAN summer, which
promises TO BE- powerful drln,atioh Of
American character. In The meantime Mis-
Woo-ou'- last Angels" awaits hi patient
peru~al.
Now that everybody j. Interested in the
Forthcoming contest f"r Ihr America cup. the
story Of that champion Yacht, II told IN this
Number bt il uHnrr. General Benjamin f..
Butler. viii command universal attention.
Mr., GrorZr " iliiatn Curtis ia thu Et>y
Chair rrirr- ~ the novel feature Of authors
readings recently introduced III New lork.
aud in thi, connection discusses the prospects
81 international copyright. Mr., Charles bud
e, Warner iind- in an old drummer t.'b,d
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18
Is 1t Persecution.


The despatch boat Dolphin has surpassed
the requirements of the contract which Mr..
Roach made with the Navy Department in
The trials already made. Nevertheless, the
Secretary of the Navy in an order which be-
travs a spirit of vexation, disclaims the late
successful trial because made without his or
ders and gives directions for another which
will test her sea going qualities. Is it his
purpose TO send her to sea in a storm which
would prevent an ocean steamer from leaving
her dock? 1t has been suspected for some
time that the head of the Navy Department
is hostile TO Mr.. Roach, but since this last
remarkable order there is good ground for
the belief and several men who know about
naval affairs have expressed the opinion that
there is design to cripple Mr.. Roach and
destroy his enterprise.
The reason for this is obvious. Congress
has made provision for the building of four
iron ships, and during the mex, few years
dozen may be built. Thus far Mr.. Roach
has been able to underbid all other builders
and there is reason to believe that he will
do so hereafter if he is in the field. But why
should he not be encouraged TO that end ?
He is a Republican, and the Administration
would prefer to build up Democratic ship
building establishment to build ships for the
navy. It. does not seem possible to do this
until Mr.. Roach is crippled or put where his
bids can be rejected. The treatment which
Mr. Roach is receiving from the Secretary
OF the Navy seems to warrant such an as
sumption.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18
State News.

Among the graduates at West Point
this year, is Edward X. Gilman of Maine.
The fourth annual conference of the
Society of Christian Endeayor will be held
at Ocean Park, Old Orchard, July s and 8
The residence Of NJ. f. Doliff of Dix.
mont, was burned Friday, together with the
out-buildings. Loss 1920.
John Mahoney of Bangor was injured
Friday morning, it is thought fatally, b,
heavy planks falling on him from cal
which he was unloading.
A Lewiston infant died Friday morn
ing, from the effects of dose Of morphine
administered by its mother. Thursday light,
by mistake.
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin has accepted an
invitation to deliver the address before the
North Aroostook Agricultural Society a,
Presque Isle during the second week in
September.
The annual conference of the Congre-
gational churches of Maine will Ike held in
Pine street Congregational church, Lewis
ton, June l6, II and Is.
Capt. Daniel Boyd, of the late firm Of
Yeston & Boyd, shipping agents, Portland,
died on Wednesday Of paralysis. He was
m old and veIl-knovn shipmsster.
-Eben W. Lowney, Esq., of Caribou,
hes Srcsived an appointmeDt - Deputy
Collector and Inspector Of Customs at For,
Fairfield, and has entered on his Official
duties.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18

Gen. Middleton who has been pursuing
Big Bear, has found the country impossible
for horses, and is on his return to Fort
Pitt, N. W. I.
Daniel Currigan of the bureau of medi-
cine and surgery in the navy department,
was, Friday, sentenced to six years in Albany
peniten,iary for presenting false vouchers.
The seventeen year locusts have made
their appearance in vas, numbers at Prince
ton aud Central New Jersey, and farmers
and nurserymen are beginning TO view them
with serious apprehension.
-Ruggles and Seayer, agents Of the Law
and Order League, charged with extorting
money by threats from liquor dealers in
Cambridge, Mass, have been found not gull
" Oh trial.
Il have four rebel bullets IN my body"
said man whom Commissioner Black was
about TO discharge for offensive partisan
ship "Ah, indeed, you should have gone
some time ago. | was under the lmprt s,ion
YOU carried but one. You must go a, once
It Peoria Transcript.
H. \. Wheeler. who is irving TO be
appointed postmaster at Quincy, ILL.,, is the
democratic editor who reloIced at the assas-
sinatlon OF Garfield. The Postmaster Cen
eral has been advised of this fact, and IN
formed that the Senate would not confirm
W heeler If nominated.
- That portion of the London Inventors
Exhibition. known as the Indian museum
was totally destroyed by fire, Friday after
noon. he loss is great as many of the
specimens of Indian craft cauno, be replaced
The main exhibition building was somew ha,
damaged.
-tiNsl service examinations Will be held
as follows: For mechanical and Npograph-
lc dfaughtsn,en and eopyists Of cravings.
at Washington. June 30; for proof readers
at same place July |. and ior assistant ex-
aminers for the patent office July . tx
animation of ali the above named classes
will also be held July at Boston.
An account of the early life of Rev
John Harvard, founder of Harvard College,
is promised by Mr.. RlnJ,e of Southwark,
Eng. He has found a record of the date OF
iiar'ard's birth, pdrentage and residence
IN the parish oi 81. Saviour aud has traced
the breaking up Of the famii, in the great
plague OF 1923. He has also brought to
Iight other incidents OF Mr. liar, ards lie
Among the Buddhists the popular ex.
PLANTATION Of earthquakes Once great
man dared 10 say IN public that he was
not afraid Of The power Of the gods The
gods held a convention and decided to make
the man hold up The universe. Naturally
he gtt> tired. and shifting his burden from
one shoulder 10 the other cracks the earth