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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-28
LNeW York WorId.l

lsNuN AhtA WutlosI
II &, perhaps, known to very feR
people that there Is regular jananese
bank in the city with every facility for
the transaction Of a banEing business,
the sale OF bills Of exchange, aud lot.
ters Of credit, the purchase Of specie,
etc. But such Is the case. The gors.
tlemen connected with the bank arS alt
natives Of Japan and men Of intOlli.
gehce aud refined, with that courteous
bearing 81 noticeable in the higher class
Of the people Of China and Japan. They
arc highly educated and Several Of them
speak snglish Iluently. They hGvs no
adopted the dress and habits OF cult.
yated Americans.
Tho tank, which Is a hraneh Of a
large banking institution in Japan. is
mainly supported by transactions with
Japanese merchants engaged in the ittl'
port or export trade. It's oiheeS toFtrl
part Of the suit Of rooms Occupied by
iAc Japanese consul, and that gentle.
man himself exercises a supervision over
Us affairs 70 SEQ that everything is con
Quoted in the interest and to't6e credit
Of tho government whose c6MmissotE he'
bears
The head o~ce Of the bank Is q. 70.
kohoma, Japan, in what iSknown as tho
mi mani AakadOrl Gochome Of thas
City. Tho bank has also q bra1Gh o'llce
81 Bishdpsgate street, London, EugIand,
which Is conducted in the same manner
"a In this city,
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A "IIrs.Lerred. Apple Tres.

uTlNelphlA ffeAAl
On the farm of Nj: Hi r Leaf; tic
miles west Of Pottstown. map 10 E66f
two apple trees that are, We think,
without parallel in trcc manipulation.
Some years ago, when the orchard on
the farm was set out, rabbits "girdlsdp
the young trees, eating all the bark o
about the stems. In two cases OF choice
:ruit tue father Of AF. loaf utdehoSk
to save the trees The young shoots
which usually spring up from below the
'girdle' wore allowed 10 grow long
enough to reach the sound bark above
the "girdlo" and then inserted under
the bark, aiter the manner Of inocu4as
ing trees, aud securely tied. They grew
and nourishe1 ths mRin stem OF tho
tree above, and now, GttGf some years,
the trees rest entirsly upon their In.
serted supports, and are as vigorous ~
any in the orchard.
One OF these trees has five Of those
legs" which have now, by. growth.
been almost consolidated. The othef
tree has seven. all entirely distinct as
yet, but growing closer. The old stem
below tho insertion is dead and decaSsit
in tho one tree, and in tho other 1t Is on.
tirely gone, The trees, therefore, look
as II resting upon a five or seven.legged
stool, and all the nourishment tho lfees,
now in prime bearing order, receive Is
through these inserted hranohos.
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VISIT 70 4 KsAu1 tacfbAY.
Lively Scene q. che Cutting Hou.s-rssa.
Ing. Packing and Fermentation.

@s-SS-S 'NSt-N - - sse@.H AAsNst- NNN-
Ing. Packing and Fermentation.
Ayisit to the kraut factory at the
height Of the season Is well worth max.
ing. One near Ashland ayenue consists
.ofthreclCng frame buildings one being
the cutting house and the others con
tanning the vats IN which the Sueeulent
leaf shreis are transformed into kraut.
During thg hraut season the vicinity Of
the cutting house presents q lively
scene Wagons loaded with cabbage,
ranged two abreast, extend for blocks
from tho cutting house toward the fields.
AT 6 O'Clock IN the morning an Is ap-
tiyity. The six windows Of the cutting
house are thrown open and the teAmsters
with their asSistants begin tile work Of
unloading.
Within ali Is full Of life. The inspect
ors seize the cabbage as Il dies into the
ports and X unsOund II Il passed hack to
the wagons II good the head Is tossed
to one Of ahRlf hundred women, who,
witha swift movement Of sharp knife.
cuts OF the outer leaves and dresses h
ready for the cutters. The cutting mn
chine Is the only one Of the kind
ever made; II 4 run BY a twenty
iiye horsepower engiie, and require
four feeders To- keep u busy. y
cuts with ease fB0 tons Of cabbage per
day, and the shrcds are as fine and lopl
as could be desired,
The cabbage as 1t is cut falls throngl,
a hopper-automatic dumping in is ne
tiOn-intoalarg tand-Cart, which, wleh
filed, Is wheeled TO the vat houses The
smaller Of the vat houses contain
ten tanks or vats Of $50 barrels
capacity, and the larger twenty
eight. Since these tanks can I've filled
five times In a season their capacity Is
almost unlimited. About 10000 bar.
rels arc cured every season. These vats
are huge vessels Of sixteen feet in diam
cter and eight feet high. AS fast as tllt
cabbage Is cut, and after being properl,
prepared, it Is dumped into one Of thcSc
vatS and covered with the prescribed
amount Of fine imported salt.
When the kraut has sufficiently
covered the sbOttOm Of the vat, to the depth
Of two or three feet, a number Of moi
fitted for the task by reason Of their Fal-
stafEian proportions, and with their feet
clad in rubber boots, made especially fol
the purpose and never for any other use.
begin the labor Of packing the kraut.
The 81 per cent. Of water in the cab
bage soon begins to .SSert itself, and II,
the fine fibers are pressed down-hOt
pounded, as in the old style process-th,
brine begins 10 form and rise above til,
solid mass. When tue vat is filed tllt
solid contents are held down by heavy
weights. The process Of fermentation 4
the same in making kraut as in making
wine, only the former is more rapid. ]
takes from two to six or seven weeks Il
make kraut, II Is thetl taken out Of III,
vats and placed III different sized pack
ages according to the market it is 10 b,
sent Chicago Herald,
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A Chinese Farm.Bou,..

The chinese farmhouse is curious.
looking abode, Usually it Is sheltered
with groves Of fcathery bambos and
thicE-spreading banyans. The walls are
Of clay or wood, and the interior Of tho
house consists Of one main room, OK.
tending from the floor to the tiled roof,
with clOsct-looking apartments in the
corners for slecping.rJomS. There is q
sliding window in the roof, made Of cut
oyster shells arranged in rows, while the
Iide windows are mere wooden shutters.
The floor is the bare earth, where at
nightfali there often gather together a
miscellaneous family Of dirty children,
fowls, ducks, pigeons and a litter Of
pigs, all living together in delightful
harmony, Foreign Letter,
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At the home Of William Unangst, in
Berk county, Pennsylvania, recently oc.
CURED an odd scene. No less than tLir.
teen spinning.wheOls, 50 placed that they
formed a circle, were handled by thirteen
fair tlax.spinrrrs, and the fax tlicy spun
was twenty years old. A flush came Into
the cheeks Of a wrinkled Efatddame as
she looked on from the center Of the cir.
Gle, for II minded" her, she said, Of
days lang syne. A feast followed the
performance. Chicago Tribune.
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A Camp.sIeetInr slmIle,

That is what We want-loye toward
God and lovO toward man. It's said
the larkS Of Scotland arc the sweetest
singing birds Of earth. No piece Of
mCchaHfsfn that man has ever made has
The soft, sweet, glorious music in Il that
the lark's throat has. When the farmers
Of Scotland walk out early In the morn.
ing they flush the larks from the grass,
and as they rise they sing, and IA they
sing they circle, and higher and higher
they 60, circling as they sing, until at
last tho notes Of heir voices die out in
the sweetest strains that earth ever
listened to. LGl us begin to circle I'm
and sing as We ,irulc, aud 80 higher and
higher, until W. flood the Throne Of God
itself, and the strains Of our voices melt
ID sweetest sympathy with the music Of
the skies, --IRsv. Sam Jones.
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In tho Publle sehoo,..,

JOssph C Hendrix IN BrOOtiyu xArAIluaI
It's q curious fact that many CITY
boys reach tAb end Of the school course,
without being ablo 10 teH Whss n
monkey.Nronuh H. 6f desMibea Utossl
cut saw, OF define the uses Of d turning:
Lathe, while piston. q sham.bo !, Of a
throttle.yalve are all far beyond theif
ken. They can, however, tell the tliual
ber OF elementary sounds IN the lant
gnago and the signiGoan Q Of the whole,
csaster Of diarFitical matkG ali ot
which so6n fade out Of taeltmlhe
Some liberty should be allowed to'a
principal to suit the education no II.
rects TO the necessities OF those under
his care that the boy who mrsb be'
bfeaf,wtnAtng al ~ shall not b6 40:
gpoilel Of valuable time 10 aseertiiny
ing toa shade the fo,irteef sounds Of
the vowel A.
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pIenIeher. a. s,onah,nr..

ImOSt fully agree with your core.
spondcnt rs to tho abuse which picnic
parties at Stonchenge has now become,
| was thCrO lat with a friend who was
seeing tho stones for the first time, and
the space within tho circle was crowded
with excuSionists and eEhenS, some eat
ing and drinking, O,hOfs dancing round
the stones, and the wlT3e place Uttered
with paper and bottles, the scsEb com
pletely doing away with the grand I'M.
precision the wonderful and venerable
stones ought to give. | think II is quite
time that all picnickinswithin the stones
should be forbidden. There Is ample
ground foF that on the surrounding
plata, and thfa others who really care
Tor such monuments would be able 10
examine the stones with some pleasure
which has now become impossible. .4=lIet.
ter in London Times. =
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VINO nur lhn ralant Mndlrlnn..

In these days Of medical colleges fror
which graduates are turned out by thou
sands, armed with the diplomas Whit.
give them authority to cure dis
ease according to rule and precedent
one wonders where the patent mcdicin
manufacturers find customers for thei
wares. In past years, when the popnlp
tion was tliinly spread oVrr wide are:
and regular medical attendance diiIicu.
to procure except IN populous CENTER
patent medicines formed a prinCip,
feature Of the stock in trade Of mo,
country merchants, II WIS 10 he eS
pected that under such conditions tller
would be a large demand for remedie
that were alleged to be useful for tho
cure Of the common complaints which
afflicted that portion Of humanity wht
found il cheaper and moro convenient to
be their own physicians
Tho trade in these proprietary medi.
cihes docs not seem to fall OF with TIL
increase Of facilities for procuring reg.
ular medical attendance. The last
United States CELSIUS showed that Their
were in 1880 588 establishments in thi,
country devoted to the manufacture
these medicines, The number Of peopl
employed in the business was l,Oi5 arL
the aggregate investment Of capital $40,
$4,000. The annual product reached
$l4,OS2, 900. New York led in this
industry, with nearly one.third Of the
total investment, Pennsylvania stood
second on the list, Missouri third, will
Ohio and Massachusetts, following close
in the rcar.-[PhiladClphia Times,
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UIIIiIy o. IearSs
- -

The utility Of tears to animals in gen.
sral and particularly 10 those which are
exposed much TO the dust, such as
birds which live amid the wind, Is easy
to understand. The eye would soon 10
dirtied and blocked up had not nature
provided this friendly, eyer.aowing
stream 10 wash and refresh it. A very
little tuid Is NECESSARY 10 keep the eyo
always clear and clean. But here, agaiti
we must admire the wondrous mechan.
ism which works the human body for
II is 10 be observed that, when through
some accident or hurt the eyeball has
neoil OF more water than usual 70
cleanse It, nature at once turns On q
more abundant supply OF tcars.
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The wny ofsranElnd.

Verify man is fcarfully and wonder.
fully Maid Of Athens and his clothes are
not paid for. When he Is a tiny baby be
cries because he can't walk and when he
can walk he won't, and waits for hours
for tho street car or elevator. when he
has good health he ruins It, and when It
Is ruined he takes good care Of It and dc.
elares II Aneyer was better" He gOcs to
sleep in church and bed to lie awake and
worry about things that may never hap.
pm on a morrow that may never dawn.
-iBurdeIte IN brooklyn Eagle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-28
Thr Nptnd rrrneh Rndlrnl.

Henri Rochef' ct, The aristocratlc rad.
ical OF Paris, has a head and body un.
like any other head or body in the cRpi-
tai. The body, long, ungainly, loosely
hung together. The head, so marvelOuSly
like u skull, with a pantalOon tuft Of re.
belliOus hair always tumbllng over
the front Of It. ROchefOrt hates a crowd.
lie Shrinks from riot. Yet fate has
thrust him itftJthC foremost ranks Of tn,
mOlDocracy. During the empire he waS
undcscrycdly chaffct because at the me
mortal funeral Of Victor Noir his excite
ment took such hold Of him that b,
tainted. As a matter Of fact, he is tn
very reverse Of a coward. In his duclS
hN Is reckless TO a dewCc-thruNs, par.
ries and cuts at tahdom, and exposes hi
life six times a. much as he need to.
But he cannot control his EusYcs, Frank
LCslie'S
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-28

In rrinre canyon, as you ascend
the WaSatch, there is a remarkable for.
nation Of rock called Castle gate. II Is
the most'nOtablo single formation along
tho whole route Two hugo ledges Sf
rock advance from the cliffs IN the
southern side the projection, 800 feet
high, is crowned on the top by a round
turrent. IN the northern side a thin
prOmOntory Of equal height advances It's
rose red wall, which Is no thicker In
proportion to It's height than ,ieOpatra's
needle, or any other monumental shaft.
II is q weird and striking picture.
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Largest lIA.tlff In The World,

ArsidCnt Of Albany, N. v, is said to
own the largest lnaSiiff in the world.
His name Is Senators bis age Il IS
months; weight, 100 pounds; height,
S5 ~ inches over the wethcsT length,
from tip Of n9se to end oftail, I fcct s
inches, and he Is valued at 1880.
--riChiCago Herald.
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p.ronn.nrr otsIlrrr nnh Gnlh.

Tho goldsmith having snCltod bis
bench 'scrapings, swecpings, etc., and
formed a Sutton" Of them may roughly
estimate the percentage OF tho precious
metals he has collected in this way: A
certain quantity Of the button Is taken
and drawn out into u wire which
must bo Of exactly tho same length as a
wire Of fine silver drawn through the
same hole. Silver being nearly one.
third lighter than gold, II follows that
the, wire Of fine silver must be lighter
than tho one which was made from the
button specimen, and the increase Of
weight Of the wire under test CORE:
spends to the gold contained in It.
New York Times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-28

Ahmednuggar, in Bombay, Is afflicted
by a plague Ofrats. Rewards were offered
for the destruction Of tho pests, but
after l,e80,OOV had been Killed the
people recognized IN the rats the spirits
Of their friends who pcriShcd in the last
great famine, and refused to permit
any more Of them to be killed.-lChi.
cago Herald.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-28

Inthcse dAysof convenient photograph.
ing appliances, those who visit in any
official capacity scenes Of murder,
wreck or riot should apply the camera
before anything Is disturbed, as the eyi.
dCnce thus gained, being incOntroverti.
bio. might possess incalculable value,
Il Practical photographer
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-28

The shah Of Persia has had a globe
constructed the diameter d which is
eighty centimeters; the seas are made Of
the finest emeraldS, and tho different
countries ART represented by diamonds,
rnbics, sapphireS, and other precious
AoneA
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To 100000 males in Montana there are
only 8s,OiS females, in Arizona but 49,.
4e4, in Wyoming hut 46,sO7, in New
Mexico s5,ss3, in Dakota Bl,sS7, in
Washington territory 69,aOl, in Idaho
40, 400, in Nevada ls, 1855,
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NenrIr n.o0o YnrlI,

A 40O.welght @lead" sent down from
the Challenger inthc abyS Of New
Guinea struck bottom at the tleAihhdous
depth Of 44OO fathOms, or 90, 1000 foCt,
which is the deepest sea sounding yet
efeeted 's'
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The Editor. Apology.

The editor Of The Reading (Cal J Inde
pendent had to apologize. He hung his
ink.roller out to dry, when an Indian
and bis Squaw and papooSe came along
and made meal out Of it, and his paper
cUuhlRt appear on time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-28

During the fifty years since the first
train ran in Belgium, the railway com.
panics claim that only twenty.One tray.
elers have been killed through any error
or disaster in the railway service itself,
although 7,9S0,00 passengers have
been carried over the lines.
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TlaGaelihE dlSsaNAt5

Madrid engineer B at work Oh 4
project for tunneling from tile mainland
under Gibraltar and dynamitInV, AZ
English garrison out Os Spain.
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seIsns, Can Do wopd.n.

sNo, SIR said sChOcppenstedt pos.
itttely, u don't take any stock M all
this talk about mind-readine. II Is all
bosh, every bit Of Il. I'll defy any man
living to read my mind. It's an absolute
impossiGility, sir; an absolute impos.
sibility."
"But, dear" gently interrupted Mrs.
SchocppenStCdt. "yon ought not To be so
positive Science has been making won
derful strides, you know, in tho last fsw
years. Why, ! was reading only the
other day Of q wonderful MICROSCOPE
which would show over 10000 lines
drawn in a space an inch wide,T-[Som.
eryille journal.
Russian Proyorb. A present Is cheap,
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Novelty In AdyortI.Ipr.

The best novelty In advertising comes
from Italy. It Is on thu North Italy
EaEwAy that the idea has boon deyoi.
opcd, and II consists in providing The
tickets with pockets aud inserting In
each pocket a little roll OF paper With
advertisements printed thereon. You
buy you ticket from Milan TO Venice,
for instance, and on o thin piece Of ba.
Fer neatly inserted therein you will ind
al the information you can want about
tho Venetian hotels and shops.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-10-28

The Central park authorities In New
York paint the ObcllSk with parafins to
protect Il from the diSintegatine eli
matte effects,
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UyRerS Arc cheap fo6d, 6id yot q
steward eSplAi1s that they afe uupvuht.
ablo mr hotel fables; because guests
mover tldhs o. hitting them nike The
Dla0O q A1Y regular cOntso ln D lRsals
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sslLuAsrs
Ths clouds, which ne win thunder, SlAek
Our Thirsty s1nh with rain,
The blow mot dreaded fans % hgehk
Prom oif our limbs chain.

Can wealth give happlneEii l6ps round snl ~
VIVA, gay distress: What splendid mlittyl
envy none their pageantry and shOH,
I envy nons the gliding of ihsirNO
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The Thousand Islands have been
counted again. They number l,SOO.
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LYolhE

oh, thou hearts dearest, tate me hias me,
ho'd iue
Close ia lhs Tranquil keeplas Of thybsyast
For storm and strife and I.rels q fears eh.
fold me,
And The great seas unrest
.--iHoasehod dwota.,
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POR SALE.

u0usE asd LOT, situated on corner Of
IL Fifth and Wand Street; house con.
tlins rooms; lot Of an acre. For par.
icnlars call on or address MRs. CLARA
Guthrie, Point Pleasant West Va.
nav 97-u,.
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Russian provorb: A present Is cheap,
but love is dear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-12
rHE NORTH END RINK OPENED.

THE NORTH END RINK OPENED.
The Large EdIace Packed with People
,'.a s'13 Last Night.
The new roller skating rink OF the
Wheeling Roller Rink Association, known
al The ltNorth End Rink" was formally
opened to the public last night,
The rink Is situated on the corner Of
Main and Fifth streets, and resembles all
the others in general style Of It's exterior.
Il has stained glass windows, and Is o
cheerful and well ventilated hall. The
music stand Is a short galloryat one end,
elevated at q convenient height. The
floor Is OF the ordinary maple, but set on
edge. and with the ends bent In q semi-
circle. This Is said to improve the floor at
the turn. Experienced skaters were en-.
thusiastic IL, their praise OF the skating
surface last night.
The opening was q notable success. In
deed, the only drawback was one which
was not deeply regretted by the manage
ment-the crowd present was too large for
comfort. The floor was one throng OF
skaters, who jostled each other and fell
against each other with good humored
persistence, and the space reserved for
spectators was similar lam. The au-
dience also oyeraowed into every avail
able space for standing. D.a
Mayors brass band, furnished the
music. Ben Conley is manager, Kirk
Davis assistant, and Messrs. Robinson,
Beuter and Paines instructors.
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DR1DGEpoRr.

"rho Babes in the Woods" Mt tho Kinks.
ylnii Various LOCAL Notes. Z. ~
Mr.. "A. G. Uranium left for Woodsfleld
yesterday. f 7ea li.'l F Pr :
Mr.. VIII Herman left yesterday for a
trip down the river.
The colored folks had possession Of
Dinsmore's Rink last night. als
Mr.. Harry Jones, formerly Of this place,
now ofAiiiance. is visiting friends in town.
JIM. Woodward's foundry is running
with a full set Of molders. The report that
his moldeiH had struck was not correct.
sDinsmore's rink was packed at an early
hour on Monday evening by a fine audi
ence to witness the performance of "The
Babes In the Woods" The entertainment
throughout was original and novel, and
was pronounced by those present, who
lad witnessed all kinds Of rink attrac.
items, by far the best thing ever seen.
The Babes have received a
number OF Invitations 10 appear.
They have accepted an invitation to open
the Elysian Rink at Bellaire this evening.
A special train will leave Bridgeport at
z o'clock and return leaving Bellaire at
1880, to take the Babes and all who may
wish to attend the opening and see the
performance OF the Babes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-12

As will be noticed by an advertisement
In this mornings paper, VIII Fl. Daniels,
the favorite Of all the skatorial artists that
have visited Wheeling since the opening
Of the Kinks, Is to return and give two ex-
hibitiops at the 0hapllne street rink;
where he appeared few weeks since.
He will be at the rink Saturday
afternoon and evening, and It is safe
to predict that the place will be crowded
on both occasions. Mr." Daniels Is. ethe
representative OF Fehton's Justly cele-
brated expert skate and gives these exhi-
hitionsl at Kinks where these skates are
used. He is the winner Of q number Of
State champion medals. His exhibitions
given here some. time since were Of STAN
dard that has not been equalled by any
nethat has ever skated here before or
since. His skating Is simply superb, and
It Is no wonder that the people have gone
Wild over It. son