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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Legal Notice.

Jacob Keller whose place OF Ioaidenoo n Hudson In
diAnAl Elisabeth MoagrOyo whoan place OF roildencn IN
M0ntoeo, lllin0Aj John Keller, wh0ae place " roa
donoo IA Avalon. Mlaourll Gilbert Keller. Jonnlo kr
lef and Francis Keller whose place OF residence IN Han
n0ii, MlchiHanl MAry DAohtcl Aa0mo Mtohel, May
j, Hhcoao, benamin Hlaloy And Frank Htaioy, whuao
place OF readonco In Pnflotabuta, Indiana and liar
riot E Fitch, whose paoo OF roaldenoo b. Louis, Mo-
will take notico that on tho 92nd day " june, A. ID
1880 tho undorannod pAintl od hla petition In thp
Court OF Common rlraA Of stark county, OHIO setting
forth IN substance that on tho 10Th day OF Frrury A.
ID 1910, one hkohlol konr, mn uncle OF plaintiff belng
then aclEod kuher 10 tho fo oatato VI one SAmuo Ko
LOT Of tract Of about hlroen aofou of land Nc ao IN
tho townphip of Ferry, county OF stark and state of
Ohio and being part ot tho southwest quarter OF ffno
uonA aeoton thlrlyone Of said township, did thon en-
tfr Into m agreement with tho plaintiff whereby aAd
Ezekiel Keller Agrocd ~ CONVEX nld Ircmaoa " plain
I'M IN consideration OF plaintiff boarding and caring
for nhid hHskle kulor during ha material llfc that
plAnin ur performed his part " said contract that
haid EHekol Kellor departed thm liie October lat d.
1854. without executing said conveyance that part OF
tho holre Of said Ehetol Roller representing two soy
onts Of hia osiAte have recognised plannp claim 10
nAd prcmiaee and bayo conyoIod hcr Interest hcron
10 phinun, that dccndhnb Ato the oaa holru VI aad
Ezekiel Keller repro ontinR tho remaining ave poyontha
o. his estate who rofusc 70 convoy their interest thcron
Tue prayer Of said petition Ia that tho Defendants
may be ordered 10 conway hor Interest In aald promises
" plalntln, aud for general roliof.
Bhd dpfendania arc required 70 Anuwer ead petition
on OF before tho 2tlth dir 0f September, A ID 1895.
EHnklEL KELLER Plaintiff
AuRiD'Lw Dy H. W. MoOAu0nEr, his AttT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

hardest part Of all-that she loved Frank
Carruthers, She had sobbed out the secret
On the faithful Sarah's breast, She had wept
through the weary hours OF many night as
she thought OF the utter hopeleSsness OF love
between them. His coming TO 0atbury had
doubled her grief, She had not only 10
lament 'what has beon,n but TO regret what
might have been"
Blame her II you mustl Forgive her II you
canl Az least pity herl
CONTINUED In our next.l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Tho Reason People DsSpiso Patent Modi'
nInnn

Tho Reason People Dsspiso Patent Modi-
oines
Ia because they are usually recommend
cd 10 cure oil diseases, This must be q
mistake, because the great success OF the
Shaker Extract OF Roots ( ('iegel's Syrup
~ almost solely due TO the fact that II is
made 10 cure one single disease, Indl-
pestion, for which II isa certain remedy.
The aching head, coDatipaied bowels,
canslng languor and fatigue, vanish as
soon M the remedy In used.
A. II, ToOn, OF Fancy Form. writes
May 81, 1884, as followe: 81 with TO In
form you that your medicine has done
more good than any have ever used,
and do hope this will be read by all
tillicted with dyspepsia, rheumatism
and general debility.
j. II. Wells, druggist, Roscoe, 81. Clair
Co.. Mo-, remlts aud recorders and says:
"The Shaker Extract ~ Roots II the beet
medicine on my shelves Those that
have used the medicine or pills speak OF
them In the higheet terms. Send an
other box"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

Ii very prevalent nj this season, the
symptoms being bitter taste, offensive
breath, coated tongue, sick headache,
droweinees, dizziness, loss OF appetite,
II this condition 10 allowed 10 continue.
serious consequences may result. BY
promptly taking Hoods Barsaparilla, q
fever may DO avoided or premature death
prevented. II 10 q positive cure for
billousness. Bold by All druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Iinnklan,a Arnloa Aalxe.

Tho bost salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, uloere, salt rheum, fover
sores, chapped hands, chilblainn, corne,
and all skin eruptione, and positively
cures pilee. or no pay required. y 10
guaranteed TO give perfect eatisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
box. For sale by Durbln, Wright " Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

JOHN p. epEEN Of this city 10 booked
for n speech at Wilmington on the loth.
This IL tho Same John. L, Green VINO
stated at Springfield before Foraker's
nomination that there would be 10000
colorod voters In Ohio who would vote
against him.-[plain Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
sherIG Sale.

Th'~ 9 Mcdowell oSS. T SIss. :ss Js1 sai county Com
Charles Rotlon Of all
ny vrtue Of IN crdor Of sale aucd By Tho oiork Of
Tho oourt Of Common pleas Of stark o. OHIO In tho
Aboyu action md 70 mo directed will ocr for sale N
public outcy tho door Of the court house. In the oy
OF Canton. on
Saturday, the Goth day Of Sept, 1885,
tho following described rcal estate situate IN said
Of sparta.
Apprsiscd n Sipb,
sale 10 commence AZ ouel oolocs D, m Tcrms fcash
JAMIrp LnM nhorit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Administrator Notice.

Notice 10 hereby givcn that tho undersigned bN
BEEN duly appointed aud qualified IN AdmlnIBfato
y, ohio, dscoassd. IWT ''T =
sspiodw N JOHNSON snMnIlcK,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

NEURALGIA IS THE PRAYER Of q dis
eased nerve, Gilmore's Cure gives I'm.
mediate relief. Sold by Durbln, Wright
u Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
ARTICLE 4

Section v County oiioara shall bo elected ON THu
TmhI fUmpLT AErHR THh VlRsr MONDAY IN ROVHh'
bhl " the oectOn OF each county, In such manner,
be provided by law,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Sheriff Sale.

Hobart Hug Order Of Sale,
~ W. stark county 90, Common plOS
Dy virtue Of an order Of aaic iasued b.
Tho clcrk Of tho court Of common ploas OF stark ooun
", Ohio In tho above action, and " mo directed,
viii oor for eAlo nj public outcry NJ tho door OF tht
court housc. In tho city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of Sept, 1886,
tho following described rea estate situate IN said ooun
w. towtl Doing part of tho northwcet quarter 0f woe
fractional section number axtccn i0), In range and
township 0, In said stark county, beginning for Tho
pAmc whorc tho weat boundary limo Of landa owned b.
tho Wheeling a Laho rrio ~ ~ Company, crosaee ths
south nu OF haid ounrtcrl thenco wos along nAd quar-
tor limo "a tho woat limo Of said section 70 ptone
thence north aonn the woet ilno OF said section, oRh
() rods 10 postI thonoo east and parallel with Tho
south Of said quarter " tho west boundary limo q
said Wheeling 4 tAhe Erie II. II UompaDyf land
thenoc eaet along tho boundary OF said oompsnys land
10 tho place OF beginning, containing ono and p0l0C
acrca OF land. moro or lces
Appraised nj ti00
sale 10 commence At O'Clock .. IN. Tcrms cssh.
JAMES LEE, shcrln
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
FORM or BALLOT.

AZ such election tho yoto IN favor Of the adoption
Of tho amendment 10 section two OF article two, ahA
have placed upon their ballots the wOrfA amendment
10 afct0n two Of article two Of tho o0nhltulOnYeB
and those who DO not favor the adoption Of such amend
mont ahAll have placed upon thor ballots tho words
mtlon-N0" These who favor tho adoption OF thu
amendment 10 section ono VI article three Of Tho eOna
tuli0n shall have placed upon thor ballots he wOrda
Amendment " section Onr OF article three OF tho con
attniiOn Ye-I" ana those who do not favor ha AdOp
0n OF such amendment shall have placed upon their
ballots tho wordA amendment 10 section One Of article
thfte Of the conatltntl0n-hO" Those who favor the
adoption Of tho amendment 10 section two Of Article
ton OF tho constitution. shall have placed upon lneir
bA0ta the words, "Amondment 10 Deoli0n two OF ar
uole ten " thu o0nhttution-Yean and those who do
not favor the adoption OF such amendment shall have
placed upon lheir ballots tho words Amendment W
section Two OF article ton OF tho oonnlitntion-No"
A. n MARSH.
BpaAker Of tho Houso OF Representative
JOHN o. WARWICK,
ProAldnnt Of tho senate
UNITED BrArHs on AMKnioL, ONO,
Orricn on rnh bhcnnrAnr Or BrLTA
l. JANIS D. nOmNsnH Secretary Of state Of tho AtAto
0f Ohio, do erohy certify that the foregoing IA true
corr Of Joint Resolution adopted By tho uenerAl As
semby o tho state OF Ohio on tho ebth day Of March
1890. taken from tho ORIGINAL rolln nlcd In this ofoo
IN rmrIM0u WHEREOF, have hereupo subscribed
mI nAmN and Af1fod my 0iiciAl seal,
(hnAi-) htQolnmbun. the nth day Of March
JAMES q. ROBINSON
AnrT'h Secretary Of BtAla
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
ARTICLE III.

section l. 1he executive department ohAll consist Of
governor lieutenant governor, boorelAy OF slate,
auditor N stale, treasurer OF state ana an attorney
general, who mail bo elected ON TIM pihAf TUHaDAi
NiAh TIM ulAT MONDAY IN NOyKMnnn, BY tho elec
tom OF tho ate and NJ tho places Of voting for nom
bers of The general assembly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
saturday, the boon day OF sept.. lssE.

tho following described real estate situatc In gari
county Ohio, to.wit Tho weet onethrd part Of lotl
numbers sBit aud s5iD, IN thcciv OF Canton.
Appraised at 5000.
sale 10 commence at O'Clock D. m. Tcrms cash.
JAMES I.irn gheriH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
LnaAI.
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution OF Ohio.
FL l. ID OFT TO N s.
House Joint Resolution No. o..
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to Article Two.
Three, and Ten Of the Constitu-
ti0n Of the State.

BfATI Op ONO That prOpoatlOns 10 amend section
OF article H. section u article III, ana section Of
article Of the constitution OF tho Htae Of Ohio shall
Tuesday Of October. A. n 1880. 70 road N iollowti
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Proposed Amendments TO the
Constitution Of Ohio.
IL L H CT Z . N s.
Senate Joint Resolution No. %.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Amending Section 4, Article X. OF the
Constitution, relating TO the elec-
tlon Of Township Officers.

RnaoLvnD ny Tim 0nNnnAL AfuKMnLy Op TIIH arATH
0p ONO, (throenftha OF all tho membom elected 10
each h0uae oonouIng thetin) That thore be submit.
tod " the electors Of this SAtA tho Boo0nd Tuesday
OF October, A u, 1870, AprOp0auUn 10 amend section
four, article o, the oonaihon OF tho state Of Oha
10 "A to read Ne follOwa'
sections iownahip oillocra shall bc elected BY tho
eooton OF each township NJ Huoh tllno IN such man.
mAy bo provided by lAwi but shall hold thoir ofoca
MI lthelr auoooaaoiu are olooted and qualified
Tho electors dealrng, A said election 10 vote In favor
OF tho foregoing AmondmenL shall have written or
printed upon their ballots the wordn, constitutional
amendment township oflocn-Yel" and those who
do not favor tho adoption OF bAid amendment shall
have written or printed on their bAlloh tho wordn,
constitutional amendment, townhhlp 0tloors-No.n
A, n MAlulH
Speaker Of tho Houae Of Representatives
hLMEh WHITE.
President pro tom Of tho BcnAto,
Adopted April 0. 1880,
UNITED Stains oy AMERICA ONO, l
Orvun or Tnn hnunHTAnr Or BrATM
JAhha y N0niNgnh Becroiary of state OF tho btAto
OF OHIO, do hroy certify that tho foregoing n true
oopy Of Joint dissolution adopted By tho uoncr Aa'
ncmbiy OF tho state OF Ohio on tho ph day of April
1896 taken from tho original rolla ned In this ofoo
IN rfmriMvN wmnEog, have horounto subscribod
niy name, and AfiIod my oflcih aoAl
(hnAL) q oolumbua, tho 9th day OF April
JAMES y, ROBINSON,
Apr7td Secretary Of stats,
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section q BenAt0rs and representatives shall be
oeolod blennAily BY tho electors OF thu fehpeotiys
oounliea OF districts ON THn vIAT TUESDAY AyThn THn
IIhaf MONDAY IN NOyKhBnRj their tel m 0f nice ahAl
commence ON lhn mat day 0f January neIt thereafter
and continue two yoAra.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Saturday, tho 10th day Of Sept, 1885,
Sheriff Sale.

WIZ arcr Order Of Sale,
w, stark county Common plNnn
Emma Miller et nj, Court
y virtue Of an order Of saie sucd By tho ccrk Of tho
court Of common pcas Of stark county, Ohio In the
above action and 10 mo dirpctod, will ofer for pale nj
public outcT ~ tho door OF Tho court house In tho ou
Of Canton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
pRu0oIsvs,
y. n HAM.
llauooonof 20 Il. 4. (loinW.

pnuaamT AND pilAilhIAUnL- Canton, o whore
msy bs found large and wcil eclectcd stock of I'M
potted and indiucncun Druna nlAple and fsio Uhani
Ifu,rsa buppofttaN 90, OoinM, ilrunhca, and rpN
fumeTJ N ondieea yAricu, upecdni httenuon 70 Tho
unilina OF Phyxoiana PRESCRIPTIONS
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JHwELKRH.

-ss>~e~~S~N~NfeN~>-e
L. kpiliiAiM.
JHwHIItil AND OpTIUIAN.-No. IA EAat Tuhoarawaa
street. rine Watches and jewolry noAuy repaired
aud spcctaola properly ftted 10 tho ero. febBa
fl,lt aE0RaH DrUHlh
yUWnilml- -Dosm IN wnlchsa Ulookn, Jowolry, silver
ware, etn rlAst aldo public square, Canton, D, 10
pairing dono promptly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
MIsoRLLANRous.

HllEApK DiOriiEIia
own, AND MINING nN0INnitils AND DnAUunIv
MHN-PlAin and Ormonth Drhuahtna aud pAtonl
and Mechanical Drawinna Hpeuinltr, Omoo, NO, "
kHouth MArtet strcet eocond noor hhrterg Hook
Canton. Ohio mhlTu
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-10

and to this Is q roa when connecus
with the one to which the barrels are
fastened, so that when the wheel is
turned the barrels will also revolve.
The boat is about 10xl5 feet, and the
builder claims that onc man can run it
up or down stream.
There is an old well at Anderson
vile, Ga. Some time ago the water
gave out, and it was bored deeper.
When the bucket was replaced it was
found that the water ON the top was
the same as usual. but if the bucket
was dropped to the bottom it would
bring up strong sulphur water, which
very much tasted like and resembled
the water of Magnolia springs. No
reason has ever been found for the
difference i, the water.
1t is a curious fact that tornadoes
occur in the afternoon, 4 o'clock being
called the tornado hour. They move
from southwest to northeast, generally
east about ~ degrees north and their
linear movement is ordinarily from SC
to 40 miles IN hour. Tornadoes occur
on sultry days, or when the temperate
ure is very high and the air is thor.
oughly saturated%w with moisture. Tor.
nadoes occur when the electrical con.
ditions are high, or when the air is
thoroughly charged with electricity.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-10
individuality in Stationery.

Naturally enough every fashionable
woman considers her taste superior to
that of others. She wants to be charac-
teristic, and consequently not only
manipulates her pen as no n else can
and writes her letters criss-cross fash.
ion, but adopts a certain style of paper
and ink, and these she retains in spite
of the vagaries of designers and manu-.
facturers. This aiming at something
to give individuality to the stationery
is a difficult task, since the regulation
thing is a white, thick sheet Of paper,
cut to suit the fancy, and an envelope
to match No decoration whatever is
tolerated by people of reputed good
taste unless it be in the form of some
heraldic device or monogram, and then
the owner must have i%ndisputable claim
to warrant its use. Aside from this
crest there is almost no possible way Of
throwing a Thomas Carlyle veil about
the possessions of Thomas Carlyle as did
that individual. Perfumery is per.
missible, but there is danger of over.
doing the matter and making the odor
intrusive. Some people have the habit
OF putting a geranium-leaf or modest
violet in every letter they send, and
other eccentrics have made themselves
conspicuous by putting double postage
on the letters they write. There is but
one way to humor this fancy and
achieve the apparent individuality de-
sired, and that is to adopt a certain
kind or variety of letter-paper and en-
yelope and retain it through all time.
The idea is a good one in many re-
spects; it has the advantage of econo-
my and it is somewhat indicative Of
stability Chicago Tribune.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-10
Another Champion Mean Man.

A Montreal physician takes the palm
for sheer. clear. unadulterated mean
ness. He took into his employ last
fall a young man named Ezra Tilton, u
Woodworking, deserving young man.
who went into service in the hopes Of
being able to save up enough during
the winter to purchase Il horse and cab,
it being his ambition to become II cab
Ill Several times during the winter
the doctor said to Ezra: You are
sick" NO." he would reply, I'm
very WE'LL" but the doctor would insist
that he was sick. and induce him to
take some medicine. 1t also happened.
in the natural course of events. that
Ezra occasionally broke a household
implement of some sort. When spring
came Ezra went to his employer and
said: II have not drawn any money
during the winter. sir, because I
thought it was just as safe in your
hands as it would be anywhere. III
take it now, sir. if you please"
''Well,' said the doctor, producing a
memorandum book, II find that you
W me - dollars for attendance,
- for medicine, and - for break
age. There is $3.50 coming to me, but
III make you a present of it,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-10
An Astonishing Story.

A dog belonging to the BIS, which
was a great favorite of theirs and re-
garded as of thoroughly irreproachable
training, was charged by some of their
noighbors with worrying sheep at night.
The family rcbnttcd this charge On the
ground that the dog was fastened into
their kitchen at night and vas never
let out until the servants came down in
the morning.
The farmers. however. persisted that
they knew the dog so we'll and had seen
him going from the s%hecpfold, though
he had managed to escape them. When
mis- was urged 50 strongly as to make
it imperative on the BIS t take some
further steps. one Of the daughters VOL
%unteercd to sleep in the. kitchen and
watch the dogs behavior.
When they made up the young lady's
bed the dog seemed very restless and
strange, but by and by be settled down
and all was silent.
\ little after midnight he got up,
came to the he'd, and shifted about un-
til he had satisfied himself that the lady
was not awake, Then he leaped into
the window-scat, lifted the catch of the
shutters, and opened them. Then he
undid the latch Of the window, which
he opened. and then disappeared.
After a long interval he came back,
closed and fastened the windows and
shutters. and finished by licking his
own feet and the marks which he had
left by springing on the floor. To the
terror of the seeming sleeper he now
came and closely scrutinized her; but
she kept still, and he at last crept off to
his own bed.
As soon as she heard the servants
stirring the lady rose softly and slip
ped through the door. But the guilty
dog had marked her. He sprang up
and made a dash at her with undis-
guised fury. for he saw that his secret
was discovered and his character blast
ed by one whom he now regarded as a
hateful spy.
Fortunately, she got the door fast
just in time, and at once alarmed the
house. But the dog was now so furi-
ous that no one dared 90 into the kitch-
en-, and at last a gun was brought,
pointed through an aperture, and he
was shot dead.-From "Pealand Re-
vtsiled.'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-10
The Rhine of Sir Lionne.
Hush, a little, for harp and rhyme;
This befell in the olden time.

In days of old. as rimesters tell
(Cnlvert, and petrol, and mangonel),
A maiden dwelt in a castle stout.
Guarded and walled: within. without,
And ever defeat and direful rOut
To all her castles bcsiegers fell.
No sutton the maids proud heart could win,
(Pike. and halber1l. and calverin):
She rocked not Of lOvc-kiss, no VOW. no sigh,
But her song had the ring ola battlc-cry;
20, strong is my fortrcss-a maid am l.
And never a foeman shall enter ill.,"
But it fell in an evening windy-wet
(Hauberk, and helmet, and bascinctl,
A knight drew rein meath the castle wall;
Proud was his port, his stature tall,
His face held the gaZer's eye in thrnll.
And a lion Of gold on his casque was set.
BE winded a bugle silverclear
(Nace, and arblast, and bandoleer),
Singing: "Yield up thy castle, fair May, to
me:
Now boune thee, lady, my love to be,
Or take thee by proves of bow and spear"
In the pale, pale light of a crescent moon
(Spear, and %corselet, and musketoon),
She saw him there by the castle wall,
And shrilled to the warder a careless call:
"Ho-let portcullis and drawbridge fall;
we see this bold knight of a braggart
And oh! but the wind had changed, l trow
TalCniou' anu 4ltunlleL ana GOOD crOsSDOW),
When. an eve from thence, in IL fading lieht,
On the bastion-keep stood a maid and knight,
And, while to his heart he clasped her tight,
"Thou hast conquered, Sir Lionne":' she muir
INJURED low.
II had vowed that no knight beneath the sun
(Deni-pique, helm. and habergeon),
Beneath the sunlight. or moonbcam shine,
Should be lord of this castle and heart of
mine!
But take me, dear love, I am only thine;
MY fortress is taken, my heart is won"
Chambers Journal.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-01-10
An Autumn Musing.

SIS this seat occupiedP" she twit.
tered.
She had saffron hair and wore a Jer.
sey. She wore other articles too num-
erons to mention, also. Her face had
a bilio-poetic expression.
Half of it is ut your disposal" said
the editor, as he felt a blush stealing
around behind his ears and a cold wave
coming up his back to meet it.
Then I guess I'll set down" And
she set without any guess work about it.
The sun was sinking in the west.
(The sun rarely sinks in the east.) The
western sky was lSk. gold with rose.
leaf alloy. The earth appeared as il
the heavenly hosts had melted all their
harps of gold and poured the liquid on
wood, meadow and s~tubble-feld.
How beautiful is nature!' exclaimed
the editor, wondering how much of her
was artificial. How beautiful is the
setting sun! See how the earth ia made
an pen gold min :, and the houses,
mean and grand, given cathedral win
dows!"
Her lips. parted, but no words came
forth; however, she nested closer to
him and punched him in the ribs,
"Ah," thought the editor, ''here is 8
rare soul that appreciates all the beau
ties about us and low. nature as the
dame Deserves
The train had just reached an apple
orchard. The trees we're loaded with
fir it, red and gold. More than this,
the ditor was hungry. 20 my soul,'
exclaimed the hungry scribe, feeling
that the expression was charmingly
ambiguous just then, drink in the
beauties nature spreads over hill and
vale with such lavish hands! See, fail
maiden, those apples, hanging like
spheres of gold, dyed with stolen sun
set bushes; what more beautiful sigh,
a man see when he is not gazing
upon theep No wonder it is a popular
fancy hat the forbidden fruit was an
apple! Who could resist it! Tell me,
sweet one dost thou not love the ap.
pie and prize it above all other fruits?'
"i-a-a-s. but they'll make you
mighty sick if you eat EN- when they're
grecn.'
The editor subsidcd.- South and w