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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
A Pleasant Anair At Now Berlin.

On Wednesday afternoon, July 9th,
about ilfty OF the neighbors and friends
OF Mr., and Mrs. John Troxel made On
unexpected visit nj their beautiful home
In New Berlin 10 remind Mr.. Troxel OF
the fact that for him another year had
come and gone. The time Yves very
pleasantly spent In social conversation,
vocal and instrumental music, &C., un.
vi the sun had set. Abountiful supper,
consisting Of cakes, berries, Ice cream,
&c, was set on the lawn, which all
seemed 10 enjoy, That they may be
spared 10 enjoy together many more an.
nlyorearies 10 the wish OF their many
friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
pemooratlo Senatorial oonyentlon.

In pursuanco OF ap arran cement por.
fected between the Chairman Of the
Carroll County Democratic Central Com,
mittee and tho Chairman OF the STARK
County Democratic Central Committee
the Democratic Senatorial Convention
for tho Siark-Carroll Dletrict will be-
held NJ Canton, Tuesday, August 18Th,
1886, for tho purpose OF placing In nomi.
nation u candidate for tho State Senate.
Tho Committeeman OF each township
and precinct 10 requested TO furnish cor.
tl1cates OF election 10 tho delegates
chosen 10 said convention.
II. W. HossLEp,
Chairman Stark Go. Dem, Com.
A. z. MoRrLAND,
Chairman Carroll Go. Dom, Com,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

John q. Warwick. the present Lieu
tenant Governor OF Ohio, was elected two
years ago when the Democracy carried
the State and elected Governor Hoadly
and the entire State ticket with large o
Democratic majority In both branches Of
the General Assembly. No presiding
officer OF the Ohio Senate has ever given
better satisfaction than Lieutenant Gov
ernor Warwick. He is ever the fair man
and genial gentleman, and the Republi-
can members composing the minority OF
the Senate recognize In Mr.. Warwick an
honest and honorable presiding officer.
He Ia none the less popular with the
Democratic Senators, for all these recog-
nlze In him man faithful TO his trust
and unfaltering In devotion 10 the cause.
Mr.. Warwick 10 an adopted citizen,
and was born In county Tyrone, Ireland,
In 1881, emigratlng 10 this country with
his brother Robert about thlrty-six years
ago, settling In Stark county. He clerked
for q time In dry goods store, and
finally engaged In the same business In
Massillon, where by close attention 10
business and care In management, he
commanded credit and confidence and
trade. Engaging In the coal mining
business, and becoming interested In q
large Touring mill, he finally sold out
his store and abandoned dry goods. Mr..
Warwick has contributed largely 10 the
growth and prosperity OF Masslllon In
encouraging the construction Of rail-
ways and other business plants. These,
and his constant generosity and liberal.
ity, make him deseryedly the pOpular
man no Ia. To appreciate John q, War
wick one only needs 10 know him. The
outlook now is that he. with Governor
Hoadly, will DO renominated, and We
doubt not the result this year will be
Victory as II was two years ago. 30
mote II be.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
RsunIon Of tho iinlh o. VI

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., July II, 1885,
Comrades; A reunion Of the late nom
bers OF tho 10th o, v. l., will bo held nj
this place on tho occasion OF the grand
Trl.Stato Reunion OF ex.soldlore and
sailors, Friday, August iith, 1885, Com
paDy A extends to you n cordial invita-.
tlOn TO be present. A large attendance
IL already assured, Reduced rates OF fare
have been secured on oil railroads. Hop
Ing that you may attend and share with
us the pleasure OF again graeping the
hande OF many old comrades, we are,
with boet regards,
Yours very truly,
II. X. HILL,
W. NJ, MCCLURE,
JAMES WEsT
WIN. THOMAS,
WM. BEARDMoRE,
Committee,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Zig bargains IA Furniture.

J.B. McCrea, In order TO reduce his
immense stock Of all grades OF furni-
ture, has marked every thing down 10
such prices AZ will enable oil who are In
need Of anything In his line 10 buy nj
such bargains ~ were never before
heard OF In tho city or county. Now Ia
the time for oil who need any furniture
10 call and buy while they eau make
their own prices, Special Inducements
are offered In chamber suits Of tho 0ner
grades. Be sure TO be In time 10 secure
some Of these rare bargains while they
are going.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

and returning on the East Line" leay-
Ing Columbus at 1880 a. m. Monday,
should remember that they will have
the honor Of riding on the fastest train
In Ohio. Holders OF tickets will be ad-
mitted to the chapel Of the Ohio PenI-
tentlary where they can witness 1851
cOnyicts attending divine services. All
are Invited and should take advantage Of
the low rates and visit the capital city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Lilo NInrIn.

Like magic was saved from death.
The doctors said my death was sure,
III praise II with my last breath-praise
Burdick's wondrous kidney cure, and
well may suffering humanity praise II, a
medicine that will cure Brlght's disease
and diabetes, In which " has never
failed TO mako o cure. Sample bottle
free. Price rs cents and $l2b. For sale
by Durbin, Wright - 20.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Young Mems Debating Club,

The question last Friday evening was
ably discussed, Decision In favor OF the
negative. Question for Friday, August
lilh; Resolved, That the present political
status OF the Prohibition party In Ohio
In lnexpedlent and detrimental 10 tho
best interests Of tho people. The club
wishes 10 tender cordial Invitation 10
oil those who take an interest in liter.
ATy work,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Cbaap Fxoursiop Ia ,b. capi,a, C,,v.

Tho mount Vernon and Pan Handle
Route" announce q special low rate OK.
cursion 10 Columbus Tor Sunday, August
10Th. Special train will leave Akron 900
u. m. aud 0rryllle nj $50 n, m., arriving
NJ Columbus 10 u. m, Returning leave
Columbus NJ 0 y, m, standard time. Fare
for tho round trip only az, Tickets good
returning until Monday, August 18th, on
any regular train that stops nj destina.
tlon Of ticket Those desiring 10 atay over
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

On the 9Th inst, by Rev. p. Herbruck,
Mr.. Rudolph Spring and Miss Mary Kue-
pier, both Of Stark county.
On the 9th inst, by the same, Mr.. Po.
tor ID. Miller aud Miss Cora Newbour,
both Of Stark county.
On tho 9th Inst, by tho Same, Mr.. Will
liam Walter and Miss Theodore Rich
elmer, both OF Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
COURT NOTES,
Complicated Condition Of tho Rink Won.
dome Finances,

Complicated Condition Of tho Rink Won.
dome Finances,
Upon application OF Catharino A,
Meyer ot al,, who own tho ground NJ The
corner OF Third and Court streets, upon
which the Rink yendomo Ia located,
Judge Wallace, OF the Common Pleas
Court OF Columblana county, appointed
John |, Lynch OF ihie city. Monday, 70.
ceiyer OF tho affairs OF the yendome
which ID owned by Meaers. Balmer 4
Rodgers, OF Brooklleld, Pa. This slep
was taken TO secure tho payment Of aomo
outstanding debts against the llrm. The
rent for tho second quarter OF the nrst
year, tO2,60, was among other debts un'
paid Tho ground has been leased for
Ave. years NJ $3.50 por year. The 1rm IL
perfectly solvent, but M they own no
property In Ohio beyond tho rink, tho
appointment OF a receiver was thought
tho beat plan 10 effect n settlement
Judge Peaee Ia pummerlng nj MaCkinaw
Btraits, hence tho application was made
to Judge Wallace,
Marriage licenses have been Issued
10; Jesse aeiplnger aud Louisa zellers,
Maesillon, John Welchenbaugh and
Chrlstona Btinger, Maeslllon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
FIGURING MIL destroyed by Llrh,u,pr,

The large Touring mill Of d. 8. Bow.
man, situated eight miles southeast Of
Alliance, was totally consumed by aro
Sunday morning by being struck by
lightning. Tho mill contained seventy.
I've barrels OF 1our and Ave hundred bar.
rolls each OF wheat, oats and corn, all OF
which was consumed. The machinery
was also destroyed. Loss about sib, 600;
Insured for $1,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
DemocratIc MaaA Onnynnilnn.

The Democrats Of Stark county aro
requested TO meet Ia mass convention NJ
Canton, Saturday, August 18th, 10 select
ueiegatee and alternates 10 represent
ealu county nj tho Democratic State
convention TO bo held nj Columbus Aug.
10th and Goth. H., HossLER,
Chairman Central Committee.
W.J. PiERo, Secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

Don't forget tho picnic and shooting
match at kropf's grove on Sunday. Au.
gust 10Th. Oonyeyancee will leave tho
square aud Sommer's grocery, corner OF
Cherry and Charles street, at 3 a, m. and
y. m. Fare for tho round trip % cente.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
oolumbiana County Democratic Nomina.
iIona,

Tho Democratic County Convention
for the nomination Of county officers
aud the selection Of State and judicial
delegates was held In New Lisbon Mon
day. There was q large attendance and
the best OF feeling prevailed. The fol-
lowing ticket was nominated:
Representatiyes-James Mckee, B. ".
Campf.
Sheriff-Sol. j. Foulk.
Prosecuting Attorney-G. 8. Wilson.
Treasurer--John Carr.
Commissloner-W. 0, Wallace.
Coroner-Dan 8, Weaver.
lnnrmary Dlrector--Louls Hermann.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
pemoeratlo Judlnlnl oonxantlnn.

In pursuance OF an arrangement per.
fected between the Chairman OF the
Democratic Central Committee OF the
counties OF Stark, C0lumblana and Car
roll tho Democratic Judicial Convention
for said counties will be held at Alliance,
Tuesday, Auguet %, 1885, TO nominate q
candidate for Common Pleas Judge.
II, w. HossLER,
Chairman Stark Go, Dem. Cen, Com.
A. 7. MonTLAND,
Chairman Carroll Co. Dem. Cen, Com.
w. 8, PORTS,
Chairman Columblana Co. Dem. Con.
Com.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

The man who was arrested on North
Poplar, between Third and Fourth
streets, trying TO break Into Lamiels
Domestic Sewing Machine establish.
ment proved to be an innocent party In
search Of o sewing machine with oil the
latest attachments save one, tho lawsuit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
IDENTIFIED.
william Fiaok, the Man Killed on the Fort
Wayne Road,


Wayne Road.
The man who was 40 horribly killed
on the Fort Wayne railroad, near the l0i
mile siding, midway between here and
Maseillon last Saturday night, has at last
been positively Identified, Frank Bore.
ner, q farmer, who lives on the John
Ranch farm, near Buck Hill, was
In town yesterday looking for O
man who was ut work for him, and when
taken 10 DR.. Leininger's office at once
recognized the hat and some other ar
ticles OF wearing apparel found on the
body OF the man killed on the railroad
as those worn by young man named
william Black, who had been In his en-.
ploy oil summer, and whom he was try.
Ing 10 And. Mr.. Bordner said that Flack
came into town Saturday 10 celebrate
hi8 birthday, and was probably In an In"
toxicated condition when killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
I,artoi's Life In the Balanoe.

A CRISIS will DO reached In a day or
two In tho case OF George Bartol. He Ia
about tho same today 40 yesterday. In
case an abscess forma In the wound
death will result from blood poisoning.
Tho case Ia being watched with interest
by the physicians.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

Second Annual Excursion 10 Niagara Falls.
The Cleveland q Canton railroad 10
making arrangements 10 run q cheap
excursion 10 Niagara Falls, August 29th.
The Falls being now open Nv oil froe thN
expense Of tho trip will be very nominal.
Further particulars will be given later.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
ruaat areenvIIis.

Mr.. A. 8. Young was visiting relatives
In Smithyille the former part OF last
week.. .Messrp. 0bendorf, McFarren n
Co., are drilling for coal south east OF
town. Misses Anna and Lizzie Graf, Of
New Philadolphis, were the guests Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
TRAGEDIES or THE TRACK,
Two Persons Meet Death ON tho y. NJ. w,
n q, ltailrond,

NW"F"'"""" H'""' U"H'H on 0HU 70 H0' W,
u q. railroad.
Sunday morning about $50 o'clock
Mr.. Fred. Reust, u Massillon butcher,
who had spent Saturday night In Can.
ton, started TO walk home on tho Pitts.
burgh, ~, Wayne u Chicago Railroad
track. Az the 100 mile siding, four
milos west OF Canton. he found tho
mangled remains Of u man who evident
ly had been cut 10 pieces by tho cars.
The remains were strewn along the track
tho length OF eleven rails. Only the
trunk and head were attached, and these
were In horrible shape. The skull was
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

A philosopher wants TO know why
II Ia that tho man who whange
an old copper cent into tho contrlbu'
tlon box generally leans back with n
go look OK benoyolence,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

For rates, free maps and information
concerning the west, call on or address,
II. II. GERTINa. 4. r. r. u 7. Agent,
II East Tuscarawag 81, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

John = Adams departed this morning
for q ylsit TO hls parents at Gettysburg.
Pe, lilo will DO absent one week and
VIII be given q serenade on his return by
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
THE GRANT oBsEoUIEs.
Canton Joins In the Universal Domonstra-
tion OF Grief aud Mourning,

Canton Joins In the Universal Domonstra.
tlon OF Grief aud Mourning,
The heavy black drapings of mourn.
Ing goods on the public buildings, busi-
ness houses and residences Of the city
since the death OF General Grant have
indicated the universal sorrow and grief
felt over tho demise OF the illustriouf
ex.Preeldent and great war chief. Very
little business was transacted In the
city Saturday morning and from one u
five o'clock p. IN. business OF oil kinds
was entirely suspended Several thous
and people from the country and sur
rounding towns came TO Canton TO Join
In the general demonstration OF mourn.
Ing. Az one o'clock In the afternoon the
bells OF the city began tolling and at |: &c
o'clock the funeral procession began II
move from the square down East Tusca
rawas street 10 appropriate music by the
bands In the parade. the line OF march
previously announced being followed:
FIRST DIVISION.
Grand Army Band.
Canton Post No. 20, @. A. II. Department
OF Ohio.
Miller Post No. go Of Navarro.
Soldiers not members OF Posts.
Officers OF the day and speakers In car
riagea.
Joseph s. Harter Camp Sons OF Veterans.
Womens Relief Corps No. 4 Department
OF Ohio lin carrlagea).
City Council and city officers lin car
riagee),
sEcoND DIVISION.
Battalion Band.
Independent Battalion Of Infantry.
Choir.
County officials lin carriages)
Stark County Agricultural Society
I'm carriages).
Uniformed Rank, k. OF 2.
0enaburg Band.
CitiZena In carriages.
The procession marched 10 the First
Methodist Church where the funeral
services were held. The Grand Army
Band and veterans entered the church,
followed by ciilzens, and In few min
utes the large auditorium and tho sun
day-echool rooms nj the. rear, which
were thrown open, were closely packed
with eager listeners. The remainder
OF the procession broke ranks NJ the
church, and the Battalion marched TO
the Square whore q yolley was fred by
Company A, after which the Battalion
marched TO the armory.
TBE MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Tho church was euitably decorated
with omblems OF mourning, and the
pulpit was draped with tho American
lag, fostooned with black bunting and
white satin ribbone. Following COM
prise tho services:
Organ Voluntary,
Grand Army Band, dirge.
Grand Army Funeral Service.
Anthem by the Choir.
Introductory address by Judge j. W. I'm.
derhill, President OF the Day.
Memorial Grafton by Major VIM. McKin'
10y.
Anthem by the Choir.
Dirge. Grand Army Band.
Doxology and Benedlction.
Brief sketch Of tho life OF General
Grant, road by comrade Moses, OF the
Canton Post.
Tho services were solemn and impress.
eive, and laeted for about two hours, bo
Ing concluded shortly after Ave O'CLOCK.
-.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
JOHN G. WARWICK,
The Present Lieutenant Governor Of tho
State Of Ohio.

A Representative American Citizen and an
Honored Resident OF "Old Molly
stark"--Brief Review OF His
Life and LabOrs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

Raked Together by Onr Special Cores
pondent
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-06-10
WHICH is THE STRONGERi
A WoTuan's Way OF Putting the Question
Weak Woman Indeed!


Annie L. Noxou in st. Louis Repubcan.i
Once more the most wire-nerved, limbar-
toet, non hinged man performing in the
arena Of private !'fe : asked to come to the
mpurner-' bench and contrast his accoutro-
Ih-ut, wi,h t.o OF his weak, feeble, AMI
no-E"Trcl sister human, and to ask himself
whether or R":-klng OF beasts as he i--he
thinks he cou!! frolic around with all his
muscle. tend II slnews of war ami solid
ils>h II H. coVariscnel from neck u
h'.i a woman is. He may claim six fee:
iu E.S stsC!,ugs. or rs many n centil ele
II h. ilea~es but he will tell you that he
can't leap-ir worth 4 baubes unless he
l'wtri a n1tcii IA his >u>penders. He may
a. able &" UTo,tic with truth anl throw 1t
like blacksmith but he first demands
ring. fair play, AMI no tight wristbands.
H. .rsri!in wouldn't he srth an empty
".cuauG. f,r mathematics i. dozen long,
crooked iIairi,us were jaht.nc his thinking
apyaratu iia will not be III; below the belt,
nni he take, II tb, lclt VIII n the mark has
been >Hi!ic' u'.y made in that region. In
fac', man Is 4 I.r tty god forty -hor,e lowe-
engine without harness-all his tramnels
gone and :. pa g, to move in left him. But
haul him IN. reef him tackle cleat and
.Iackic him u women are; stick wires in
- b:aiu-, l,.ri ia his lungs liver, heart,
-plssn an.i stomach with no more chance fer
good. long. yarl-wide breath than a man
would have IN his iron coffin, then turn Eim
l.,s-,.
iin his arms o his sides in tight gros grain
silk sleeves. choke his Adams apple in a
NJ y collar clenchei with diamond but
ton, Pinch him in most where he lives
AMI when his knees tremble and the cold
-wea' runs uT his ample brow. add one more
iudisnity-nay, fifty otfers-in the shape
"f tight, Stif uuleryarmsnts, bustles. lop-
sided from their own he:t!ness. plat after
plait If heavy wooden. boufTant fatness Of
cashmere, all IN weak spot, Just where
nature meant her SpineS TO give way and
curve like q rams horn If pressed too much.
Then laSso what there is left of him in jettel
Jersey ~ heavy as coat of armnr or CUR
assn OF CharlemaEne, Weighted down with
long spike, balls, tassel;, and chunks OF
jet.
fu' on him elbow hi cloves so tight as
10 give lis thumb = deathly choiera-in-
fautum grip in twp seconds; put N has
head n bonnet pricisiei with hurrS and
sticky with bea Is; tie this under his left
ear IN knot which rhraatens strangula;ion
then ask him TO manruyer, jump dance,
prauca. fight, wre,'l, or play copenhagen.
lesp-fro-, " anv of his gymnastics. and
watch tbs giant fall down right away
in fit and grow black N the face. Poor.
weak woman. indeed!
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-06-10

There ara minister of r-l.sIon today IN
dulGius II narc1''cs. Gyin. by inches, an 4
they d. not know what J. ihe matter wi r
them. might IN ri give my own ex-
peri'nre. II took ten cigars 70 make a er-
man | got very nervous. One day
awakened 10 the outrage | was iniiictins
upon mysef was about 70 change settle
meats. AMI a cenerou, wholesale tobacco
mist in Philadelphia sail 4 | would only come
to Philadelphia he would all the rest of nv
lie provide me with cigars free Of charge
/ said to myself: If in these war times
when cisars are - costly ami NV salary -
small, ] SMOKE mora than l ought a.. what
would do II had cratuitous AMI ilimta-
be supply And then AMI there, twenty
four years aSo. quit once and forever. 1t
made n new man Z mn. AMI thou b have
>ince then done n maci hard work as any
one Think have Ia Z the best health q i
ever bless-l 4 nan with
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-06-10


The-e cawhinaii1l, Of newspapers which
print stores gui sketcte, c-raa week will.
II seems II ne. give rising ami capable
writers the fiai! they iesire ~ well a. the
market. Caa-,as Dudley Warner tolG ne oi
tGese syndicate, which is in charge OF thorn
iySs Rice, of The North American Review.
He has fifteen Of the lesIinS paper, Of the
country which pay literally for Ia-e Of
matter either Tor their S:nlsy issue ur for
any other day they may select The idea
l.. I believe, = S!vs a. least one ske;ch ~
story by soma very well known writer In
each issue, and give other articles on the
same page by clever people not 50 well
known. This Will bring into Mr R;ce's
hands about SO, oOo a month TO pay his
corps Of writerS he can pay them Just as
good If NOS better prices than any Of the
magazines. and besides he can handle mat
tsTs of "a sing snteres; before the magazine
l-etS At them
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-06-10
Distribution of German Carp


Only a few year ago thirty-five carp wers
brought 10 this country and placed In the
government ponds at Washington Some
Of their progeny are now in every st1te and
territory. They have been sent to over
25,00O places, AMI it is e timats1 that there
are now 5000 900 carp in the country.
Most II them are still small, which accounts
for the fact that they are not in the market
Tae United State5 commissioners have
distributed about 600 001, 00) fish since 1872,
and are prepared 70 send out $4,000, ,001
this year. Many OF them have been place
il wa.srs where fish were never known to
exist before. The experiment was in a
large number OF instances suc,essful Ger
mau carp are found t. do well in the aka
line lake, and streams in Arizona AMI New
Mexico, where no fish had previously ex-
isted- They also thrive in the artificial
stock-poai' in Texas, C1loraio. and other
places waere fresh fsa-ars difficult TO OBJ
tain The carp IS singularly iaptei to the
waters OF the south in which & N that dc
Vel in a cold climats do not thrive
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-06-10

\ distinguished BoSt . dIvias o. unusu-
ally solemn AMI impressive appearance wen.
cut % a country ;owR no; lag ago to lee
tura He arrived early IN tue afternoon.
and all the town of course spotted him
within five minute, a. a very great sni very
sanity man
He went into drug store, AMI. in tones
that tfroze the young tlood Of the clerk t.,-
hind the counter. said:
y ouaS- n-io-yCu-sinokef
Yves. sir, sad tie trembling clerk:
I'm sorry. tut lesrnai tie habit young
and haven't been ab.e - quit Il ye.-
Then, said the srsa; divine. withoa; the
movement ct = muscle OF the Abatement q
a shade OF the awful soiemaiiy Of his voice
-can You tell rls wtere | can set c good
ciSar!-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-06-10
Not Sold Separately.

IhoSH Who deai IN Bibles are jaS; as cute
as those wao deal IN raz1rS \ great many
people bought rAs new version Of the New
Testament whsa il sppsarei fls;ter.nS
themselves that they would buy tie O.d
Testament when il csme out, and thu, have
both parts Tls + i-ii>h publi,her,. how
ever. DO not prCp1>s u .ssae the OH les
lament separately, arJ = %, ;ail Il p,,r-
chassrs Wi b. obl.ysI T. bl~ the Bible