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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
HERE AND THERE.

The wife OF Minister Phelps Ia one Of
the most highly esteemed and admired
ladies III English society.
Boston sends forty.soyen members IA
the House OF Repreaentatl veg, aud TWEEN
ty five OF them are Irish Americans,
Norway has over fity public Ash
hatcheries, yet produces less than q
tenth Of what the United States does
with ten,
In the German universities there are
now l57 professors between eighty and
ninety, Of whom l22 continue to give
lectures.
Speaker Carlisle Ia counsel In q law
case In Kentucky gro wing out OF dis
pnle 40 TO the ownership OF bull worth
$4,000.
Bertha Wolf, q German girl living In
Colorado, was the hrst dlscoverer Of gold
In the San Juan Mountains, She Ia
worth 100000.
Andrew Carnegie has been made life
president OF the Keystone Bridge Com
pany's Library Association, founded by
means Of his donation Of 1000 aud a
building.
San Francisco 800 sal ons yield q
revenue Of t20S.5i0, The local press
points out that with high license this
aum would be Increased 10 Sl,S60, 600, or,
n half the saloons close, 10 5000.
Miss l.. NJ Wilson, Superintendent OF
, Public Schools At Des Moines, Iowa, has
under her charge eight buildings, eighty
achers and about four thousand pupil9
Her salary is III 800 a year.
A irigate bird may move through the
air on motlonlesa soaring wings ut the
rate OF 100 miles on hour or he may
lOter ut ouly two miles, The velocity
seems TO depend on will rather than
limi atl0ns OF power, SO aaya O recent
student OF the phenomena Of fight.
Chairman Barbour, OF Virginia, has
received from a medical friend an OH
clal cert fl ,ate of the death Of Malone
ism The 1883 or chief cause OF death IL
aet down as an overdose OF homes Demo
cratic ballots, aud the second the loss Oi
the Federal patronage and its own In
nate corruption.
The history OF Vermont mountain
town Ia thus epitom zed by good OBJ
server: "The early settlers cleared w
good farms, and the children got rlch
from them. The grandchildren ran
them down, and loaded the town with
debt. The next generation skipped
away to the West.
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than the cheap Dor Of our European
rivals by reasons OF ts greater lllc,'
ency, With our cotton, our iron, steel,
copper and w0Olen manufactures Weare
prepared, II we are relieved of the tax On
raw materials, 70 defy competition In
our own markets aud TO ent,r The race
for the supply OF foreign markets with
fair prospect OF commanding our share
OF trade.
There are hundreds of manufacturers
In Philadelphia who would be glad 10
aee he gates pulled down which ObstTuct
the commerce OF the country, and take
their chances with the rest Of the world
In buying and selling without restrlc'
tl0n wherever their raw material can be
OBJ aimed or their wares distributed TO
consumers. This feeling OF manufac.
turing strength has not been unobserved
even by hlde.bOund pr0teeti0niata.
Those who are wise In tleir generation
are making ready to surrender part OF
the tariff schedule In order TO save q
part. We are not without reasonable
hope that the policy Of taxing the raw
material Of manufacture Will be I'm
mediately abandoned as an untenable
0utwOrk Of the protective fortress. The
signs OF the times point that way.
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Lutheran Church Conference.

The Mahoning Conference of the
Lutheran Synod OF Estern Ohio IL In
session at the Trinity Lutheran Church
In Akron. rhe following pastors are
present: j. II Hlrpster and l.. NJ,
Kuhns, Canton; g. Wogner, Washington
vile; s. Secrist, Akron; WIN. b, Roller,
Greenford; g. ", Cochel, New franklin;
=. s, Smith, Navarro; j, J, Miller, Bor-
liu Center; A, 0. Miller, Alliance; II. b,
Miller, LeetoDla; A, j. b. Kosht, Man
chester; N Lilly, Leetonla; W. j. Cole
man, Secretary National Reform Associ'
alton, Beaver Falls, Pa.
Yesterday Rev. l. NJ. Kuhns, OF this
city, read tho paper OF tho morning $685.
slon, on "How Shall the Larger Scholars
be Retained in Our Sunday Schools"
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LoNa.uEADED MANUFACTURERS.

0ae important and significant feature
OF the proceedings OF the National Con
ference OF Revenue Reiormers yesterday
was the expression OF men actively en-
gagged In the conduc, OF manufactures,
The iron Industry was represented, the
manufactures OF agricultural lmple'
ments, an immense aud most important
Industry; shoemaklng and shipbuilding,
Advancing no theories, but commenting
upon actual facts as known TO them In
tie conduct Of their business, these men
demonstrated the fallacy OF the protec
tion claim that u prohibitory tariff made
high wages for the American operative,
aud showed how business would expand
10 the great benefit OF labor II the re.
strlctlons Of prohibltory tariff we're 70
moved and q wider foreign market open.
I'd to American manufactures now re'
slrlcted largely 10 that home market
which is thought 30 desirable by certain
manufacturers, II II u long step for.
word when practical men, who have
their capital Invested In manufactured
and are able TO see beyond their noses
are found denouncing tho delusion that
u prohibitory tariff IL n grand thing fol
Am rica. hlcag0 Herald, Nov. IL
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Dlsd al Ica,ivlllo,

The Leadville Daily Herald OF the
18th Inst, contained the following.
"Little Mary, the ak year-Cld daugh'
tor OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Laughlln
died yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
tho family residence on East Seventh
street. The parents have the eympathy
OF o host Of friends In their great be-
reayement. The funeral will take place
Friday afternoon NJ 3 y. M"
Mrs. Lsughlin was formerly Miss Liz
zle Deyinney, OF Louleyllle, this county
and Ia q sister Of Mrs, Major Vignos.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26

The adylsability OF appointing Sec
0nd American Cardinal has been for
come time under consideration at Rome.
The death OF Cardinal McCloskey, who
enjoyed the distraction OF being the
iirst American Cardinal, will probably
hasten the appointments, The import
ance of the position, however, calls for
grave dellberatlon and Rome never acts
In matters of this kind without fully
weighing all questions. The position
Of Cardinal IL, with the exception OF the
Pope, the highest In the II man Catho-
lie Church. The number Of cardinals
IL limited 10 20; they may be OF any ma
t0nalty but the majority are generally
Italians, Such Ia the dignity aud respon-
sibility Of the position that the ranks
are seldom full, probably on account Of
the inability 10 llnd men ~ caliber great
enough for the office. Upon the death
Of the Pope the College Of Cardinals u.s.
semble In cOnclave and elect successor
and they have since the time Of Pope
Al xander III, Ql59-ll0D invariably
cl0sen one from their own ranks,
The two names most freQu ntly men,
toned az the probable American Np.
pOlntees are those Of Archbishop Glib.
bons, Of Baltimore, and Archbishop Tas.
cheran, u Queb c, Canada, Archbishop
ElZear Alexandra Tascheran was born
T. Quebec In 1918. aud studied In the
Seminary Of that city. IL was ordained
o priest Of The Roman Catholic Church
In 1912 He was sub7l quently appointed
Professor OF Mental Philosophy Director
Of Studies and Superior OF the Seminary
Of Quebec. He was made Professor Of
Canon Law In Laval University Ia 1866,
and Administer OF the Diocese In 1870.
Ile was cOnsecrated Archbishop Of Que
bee March 10, 1871,
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TnE following from the Philadelphia
Record has good deal OF sound sense In

TnE following from the Philadelphia
Record has good deal Of sound sense In
II.
The most notable feature Of the Reve.
nue. Reform Convention, In session az
Chicago, Ia the participation In its dis.
cuselone Of manufacturers who zee In
tariff reform promise OF benefit for
themselves and for the commerce of this
country with other countries. These
gentlemen are little Dolder In the OK.
preston Of their opinions than many
other manufacturers, and, perhaps, u
little more frank In avowlng their con.
version TO a belief In the lnudequacy Of
protection 40 o means Of building up In
1ustrial prosperity upon u solid basis,
but they are largely representative OF
their class In oil the greater manufac
turing industries the chickens have out
Srown the capacity Of the protective hen
To longer shelter them under her wings
We have over.eupplied our home markets
Our dearer labor we and % be cheaper
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Tho Prnpnr Way.

To attach a stamp TO an envelope is TO
molsten tho envelope and then apply the
stamp. Try tlis. II we oil did tho prop.
or thing we would use DR.. Jones Red
Glover Tonic for dyspepsia, costiveness,
bad breath, piles, pimplee, ague and ma
larla diseases, poor appetite, low spirits,
headache or diseases OF the kidneys,
stomach and liver, Price 30 cents, OF
Durbin, Wright Il Co., druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26

Mis-. ]. II. MoINrRE, Of Daggetts Mills,
Pa, says: MY daughter, aged sixteen,
has be declining some time. She used
two bottles Of Gilmore's Aromatic Wine,
She Ia now we'll. I would advise oil
mothers having girls not to be one day
without II. For sale by Durbin, Wright
q Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26

IN 1ye English counties, Hertford,
Kent, Norfolk, Suffolk and warwick, the
now suffrage law has Increased the mum.
ber Of voters from l073b2 10 2S3, ,d22.
This gives some Idea OF the immense
extension Of the franchise and shows
how impossible II IL to foretell the re-
suit OF Che coming election.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26

batufdhy, november zobh' 1000,
at ono O'Clock in the afternoon, upon the premises the
following described real estate situate IN PikH township,
sta county Ohio, tO,wit All VI tho s0u uhWest quar-
Tor VI section 49, IN township ana RANGE h containing
l60 aud 40 100 Anree, more or eas Excepting hero'
from 90 And i0l0O aorea on OF tho south slide OF said
quarter section leaving 100 acres OF said quarter SEQ
tOn when IL apDra SID a 700 and " DO sold free
OF tho dover estate therein OF Mary Young, widow Of
Daniel Young deN ased IA a .land Ia wen watered
has good farm buildings on H. gOOd orchards, and ID
situated In good community
Also tho following described tract or parcel Of said
quarter heollOn being tho exception referred TO- tow y
Beg nnng NJ stone on tho a0thWe,l corner O' SAID
quarter aeot0n thence north with the west ine " said
quarter hiteen CHAINS N aake thence east parallel
With the south ne OF said quarter, forty 0hainh ana
thiry'three links 10 stone IN tho eAht llne Of said
qnarlerl thence south teen ohAina 10 aloAe 90 tho
southeast cor o. 0f said qunTer thence west With the
fOulh line Ot said quarter frly chains aud THIRTY three
links ~ tho piaen OF beginning containing 90 aud
40 100 aore subject 10 the dover estate therein " tho
said Mary Young, low OF Danlel Young, deeelhed,
SAID 90 aud 40 100 aolea being appraised NJ tl,bOO
Subject 10 said dover estate therein,
Terms Of aAle.-O ethrd IN hand, one third IN one
rear ana One third IN twO Iea On day Of sale Win
INTEREST," The deferred pAynen ~ DO secured by mort
gaze upon tho promises sold,
LEONARD II STANDS,
Administrator Of tho estate OF daniel
Young, deceased.
by Mono MocAhfY, his Attya ootsp ew
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26

This accomplished aud versatile actor,
equally eminent In comic and tragic
roles, was the son Of philadelphia
book'blnder, In which city no was born
In 1911. He early displayed hlstrionlc
talent In the debating society OF the CITY
Fire Brigade, which he soon converted
into dramatic club, His hret public
appearance was In the Arch Street
Theatre. Philadelphia. In October, 1870
He went TO Halifax as a walking gen To-
man In travelling company AT tS q
week, but the troupe getting stranded,
he had TO return home. A Southern
and Western trip met with but little
better succ M. About this time Mr.,
Murdoch married Mias Ella MiddlecOtt,
the daughter OF London silver NTH
In 1882, dramatic work and the care or
hls sick wife brought o. Illness, during
which, by mistake, he took prepara'
ti0n OF arsenic, His life was saved,
but his health was permanently Impair
cd. In 1910, Mr., Murd0ch became
atage manager OF the Boston National
Theatre, which he soon left TO devote
himself TO atudy and teaching, not re'
turning 10 the stage until lSib, when he
played Hamlet In the Park Theatre, New
York. In 1866, MIR. Murdoch visited
England, VIII 70 he achieved the most
brilliant success, On his return tO
America, no became ylna grOwtr In
farm near Cincinnati ut u village
bearing his name During the war he
was widely knt WIN by hls readings In tho
leading cities and TO the soldiers ut the
front, Since 1855 no has liyci IN close
retirement on hla farm, the writing of
books and lectures being his nearest
approach to dramatic activity, with the
exception OF when no PLAYED Hamlet at
the Cincinnati Dramatic Festival In the
spring Uf 1883
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26

ONE of the significant signs OF the
times IN Plttsburg Ia that iron firms are
orders now which they solicit
ed q year ago, being unable TO Oil them'
A number OF firms have business enough
on their books to keep them going full
I'LL June. Profits are not big, but II
there are only enough OF them they will
do for the present.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

Maria Forst Plaintiff. rhe state OF ohio, stark
Va. ' County IN tho court OF
David Tor,t, Defendant J Common Pleas.
Tho defendant will tako notoe that on the 9th day of
December, A. u, 1885, tho above named paintiG will
take tho dopnBons OF sundty wltncsec 10 be send ~
evidence on tho trial Of the above entitled Cauae nj tho
law once Of Y. irred, No. III North Main street. In
tho city OF South Bend county OF g. jogeph, state OF
DO adjourned from day 10 day Thereafter
D..a..-, MYnRs n uIvtN,
novt9 DIV ...,.u.. Attys for Plaintiff
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Buoitlen's Arnioa salvo.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, chapped hands, chilblalns, corns,
and all akin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required, II 10
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Durbln, Wri ght Il %,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26

For over eight years l have suffered
from catarrh which affected my eyes and
hearing; have employed many physi.
clans without relief. / am now on my
second bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm, and
feel confident OF q complete cure.--Mary
Q. Thompson, Cerro Gordo, i'll.
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Saturday, the 9Th day Of December, 1885

the following described real estate situate IN stark
county ONO 10 witt Lot number lhlrlyf0nr (bi), IN
Kellhs a Boholla addition 10 Canton, ONO, the same
being otherwise known M lot nu ber lilb, In tho city
OF Canton, Ohio, Also lots number me ~, two (a),
three ( four (il and five (b) In Bakers addition 70
Canton OHIO tho same being Otherwise known M lots
number l7i0 l7dl, l7t2 and l7di, Ia tho city OF CAn
| Ian
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Divorce Notice.
School Examiners Notice.

Examinations for teaobers certificates will DO hold rs
followei -
AZ Canton on tho frat saturday Of each month.
At Alliance saturday September 70, 1898,
At Massillon, Saturday, October 10. 1885.
At Bench rity, saturday March 10, 1888,
At Canal Fulton, Saturday, March ", 1885,
Dy order OK Board. ........ .,
septi0.gy " BRAUohEl', olork'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26

SIXTY million people speak the. Ger
man language, 4b000,000 tho French
and 100000, 1000 the English, and these
are much spread over tho world.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26

GILMonE's AROMATIC WINE Ia a posi-
tive cure for oil those complaints 30
common 10 all our best female popula-
tion. For sale by Durbin, Wright h 90.
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NOTICE.

My wife, BerthA I. Trump, having loft my bed and
board without lust caube rrovocatlon. horeby give
pooe that will not be responsiblo Tor any dcbts that
ehe mar cont, not In my nnna .
!, Nov. q, 1855, ,-12dw JOHN A. ThUMP.
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LRoAL.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
saturday, Novembor 2sth, 1895,

In pursuance Of an order Of tile common plta Court
In and for STARK county, Ohio viii oner Tor ale At
public auction on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-26
Sheriff Sale.
Saturday, the 9Th day Of D ,cember, lSi
Sheriff Sale.

WI Greer lo,,, ,dl,H, Order dmn,co q sale, p,0,,
va \ hthfh COUNTY iolnlnon iluh
Emma Miller et nj, Court
y virtue OF IN order OF oae Issued by the clerk Of iht
court OF common pleas ot STARK county ONO IN thv
above action and 10 me directed will offer for aae NJ
public Outo NJ tho door Of tho court house. In the ou
Of Canton on
Saturday, the 9th day Of December, 1886,
tho following described real estate situate In stMh
county Ohio, towiti Tho woSt one third part OF lou
numbers gSii ana asib. IN tho city OF Canton.
Appraised Mle6o.
sale 10 commence ut O'Clock D. m. Torma cash
JAMES LEE sheriff.
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MIsoKLLANRous.
JEwELERe.
DRUGGISTS.
y. n. DAillL
,o.an...ao. tn n n lioiuAr.

y. n. BARR
fBuooumor " q. j. aoiger)
puuat,Br AND piAIlkAOIBr-Cant U. whcrS
may be found largo and well sceotod stock q I'm
ported and indiscnoun Drugs elApo nna raro vnelnl
rru.ssa. supporters, oto, Oomba, Drunhoa, and pcr
,merY In endleaa variety. Special attention 70 TN
Milling OF phyalciAna Prescriptions
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEY AT LAW-CARfON Om0-Onioe IA har'
tsr's noch second aloJ, over sAVinga Deposit bAhh
sepllbbdAw
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-29
A COLD WATER BOY.
The 10y who Drank tho water Taak Dry
A Railway Incident


Last winter-how pleasant Il IA 10
,bink NJ n lin. wh.n /, w.. .oo,d ano,.I
,or ro,a.ao.,- III. - s.Yse"
~ o','Vva 90 "o ,"i'' """" '"e a.
W. anu l. halfway known among the
native Hoosiers s the JEFF" road.
there were several things TO look At.
There were two dramatic troupes on
hoard and a bov srom Ind,.n.noi,. ~
49,, -. ""'
@ n"a Jeaghs ~, .he wa'es ,ank. ne %.
faa,snnna,ls a,s oIio'' IT, We la',,l gos ou. ~
.nd,anapv,s. auan n'l',, ne wou'a uIins a. long
So A. Nv 'yu,a .n no'u n's plea.n, anu 'nen pu'
y"n ."' vuP nnu S,sn' Anu 20 oscs "
wo,,,d We % n..h hea ', ns '.'' NJ an'.,e ,es.eo ne
snd ILL ,a.hia, .paa'n uomn ~ 'ns .ank again,
an nJ ,,,,,s 'gvn'as oscr .he ',n ~ we cup WIN
=, ~ ,hs .u n...ss ssp.ss''on a. ~ ulan.; gas
sha s i.p'osen'uny
said ,,,h,,n IN ~ ~ ..s.. .sa' 'srs Ta 10 oou'un
~" su''u'' ~ wa.'' men nc wouia
s,sn anu ~ oack 70 rest linen hed
oy,p' ,,,, up hgaln. n'.'s oi gfoggy, out
SUI sun VI 'ns r'nR, arnk uli 'ne water
s.oou ~ ms eyes, ana g. osck 70 TO-
yuperaus. once OF 'wice 'he brakeman
a aIyse MN nln away rom inc TANK. some
poay e'ss m,gn. want ulink before we
~. 70 madison, ne SAID, and any
~ nov, W. mere n VA no coroner On the train
h, sne pvy snouiu s.o. succeed 70 drowning
n,'hsen ,h'1,s oun' .ns 1oy, elndIng the
k,aIoa ,e, " 'ne ca'eIul brakeman kep'
on u'lnk,oe gIea. qusn,ities OF aqua
pura, WIN prle, intervals LOT rest. rres-
sn,lJ inc brakeman came 10, after
gnung win man VINO aidnt wait
MS TWO dogs banished 70 ne baggage
car, ana wtes.'ing WIN 40 old lady who
hsa got !, INTO her head, Just becausete
.ola ner lhM she couldn't 20 In there,
Una, ne smoking car was just the very
aiaoaxan car OF MI Aiaoaxan cans ana
,ouent 70 get INTO II. lie was pretty hot,
because ne hadn't hsif whipped the
man and couldn't rp oui on the old
'aay. ana ne was Just nnngrI TOT enanco
70 "plow on somebody. Inc hra ming
nn oies 'ch upon 80 he poy ., .hs
wa,eI .sns s".P' uown upon nun,
grsooeo MN py .ne su'slaers sncok
.ne ns' on sno .ns orva,n w, gu. oi MN D
lpl' ~, 'y Ine ooy cVulu yen, 'iI'ea MN up IN
AT siaihineu nun uo"h on tne sest WIN
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-29

FRANK BUckLAHo
Hsmfaisesaess ~ Inc tate Ulsiiaasishss
satafailst

sstsfsilst
A. Winchester ''tsi Iluokland. after
afaInlng the dignity u "rod.makcr''
and "basln cleaner, waa permitted to
settle down 10 hls chosen asoca,lons
lle made .puddInga In biz neck.
cloth aud ate them kept ferrets In hls
cupboard. and sometimes added a snake.
= mouse, guinea.pIg Or hedgehog 10
hla domestic establishment IIIs ref
mppor we're the despair Of the masters
and the delight ~ the Chambers, aud
his maccration pots nj Amsn Corner.
with heads II harcs. rabbits and cats
being reduced u skulls, something to
be avoided. At Oxford II was the
same His rooms had ian oder of
physical science about them" They
swarmed with living creatures, and hls
breakfast table was alive with adders.
dormlcc tortoises and other disagree
able things. His pockets were filled
with slow-worns, aud. as likely m not.
n harmless snake would bo produced
from the same quarter Tiglath Pile
scr, his bear In cap and gown, grew 10
be such scandal that when the qucs-
tion came TO be whether he or his mas
ter should 90 down" Tiglath was
sent TO lsllp, with AN eagle and monkey
which had also been rustlcated, after
soaring several tutors half out Of
their wits, and committing INSIDE.
meanors which no Don could
overlook, But the marmots still hiber-
mated In the cellar, and nj Buckland's
wine parties. chameleon, which used
10 stand upon an inverted glass, with
his tail round the stem, conyulsed the
undergraduates. especially when II con-
cludcd his performance by tumbling
head foremost into the preserved ginger.
AT Giessen, To which this wayward un-
dergraduate went In the Long Vacation,
he studied chemistry with vigor, but
was always, M he was everywhere,
buying snakes, or frogs; or fishes.
or storks, raising the wrath Of the
"Phillstines" by letting his frogs croak
In railway carriages, or by unwttingly
allowing the red slugs which he was
conveying TO England to escape and
crawl over the bald heads Of the hapless
sleepers in the same post-wagon. In
London the ruling passion was never
asleep, for whether rs student, or
Guar,lsman, or Fishery Inspector.
Buckland was as eager rs ever In the
study Of nature. Nothing came amiss
TO him. His sympathles were un-
bounded, whether Il was for an owl
with broken leg, salmon who could
not geDover weir, birds In their mi
grations, fish poisoned by factory re-
fuse, HOLSTERS suffering under ruthless
herodlad, oysters oyer.dredged, or n
weakened giant who had to be taken
out Of a caravan and put In better
way Of business. He was never weary
OF experimenting, casting and dissect-
Ing. where's the surgeonp" do
manded the Colonel Of bis regiment
one day. Inside your charger, your
honor was the sentry's prompt reply.
and the ready laugh told that tho sur.
geon was privileged person. The
charger had In fact died, and the sur
+ geon was dissecting him. - London
/ Standard.