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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
,corvry DrN0cEArs 10 MEET rms WEEK.

The Committee on Resolutions OF the OouhtS
p-mocracy Executive Committee met last evening AT
tho w.Amsier lam Club aud appointed a suh-commlt
toe Of three to prepare resolutions TIE meeting Oh
Thursday evening AT the Cooper Institute OF the 'ouhS
(omu,,tfee will nrsi meeting OF tnt pouS s'n.'
s or,anlZatlon early IN tho sunner IL VIII maze -
raugemcnts for the primaries and name the U"'es an"
nlaces for holding the lOcsl conventions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
NOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIyALa.

Holman Houss-Justin Mccarthy Of England -. ylso,sa
VO,-Justice Samuel r. Miller ~ the o. supreme Coo,s
and Dr. Hamilton Grhin Of Louisville Windsor Ro,S
Mark skinner Of Chicago, aud Colonel =. D. POwden a
England . Clarendon Hot>i-Ex ttOrney General c. J "
Gwinn Of Marysnd....finh hcenus HotelJ Ross Robert
hOn ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
REPUBLICAN TICKET IN NEVADA.

CARSON, New. Sept. 25.-The Republican
State Convention day nominated C. G. Stevenson Tor
Governor II. C. Davis for Lieutenant Governor ana
T. d. Edwar for Judge Of tn supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
RECOMMENDING o. b. POTTER FOR MAYOR

"The Taxpayers and Business Mems AsSoo'-
alton OF the CITY OF New-York." Of which Warrington
Hadey is president issued an address 10 the voters
Of New.Yo rk City favor OF Orlando b. fo''er ioi
Novor me committee the add reSs ls CoIheUus
Crf,v Francis Blessing and A. {. Allen. MI Iot.ei
ia commended rs heavy taxpayer. liberal D,, ,n,
nan a inst employer of labor, ualhei anu Con S
iwyer and In all respects capable, pdDhc-s
honorable He is also commented as one WIZ; "'' ~, i'm
for many years active IN all pubic movements VI We
variance the latest work OF this knd nelhV on VI
The new aoueduct ami increased water supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26

,.o, o,a as ru,sa of This left Torontos playing ~
eleven against twelve bat they sun hei
nvo and onehelf minutes when H0dgson pnt n9 oai'
nj won 40 third and match Tor M0nue""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
THE COUR7 or APPEALS VACANCI
SHALL A UNION NOMINATION BE MADE
OPINIONS OF THE STATE PRESS on TIE sUBJEcr-
CONFLICTING VIEWS FREELY IMPRESSED.

MR. HILL WILL NOT DICTATE TO REPU BLlCANS.
From me Bitrrlo COrnmeretaL
There is no ground The apprehension expressed in some
ouarers that Governor I'm Will dictate the "A ton of the
Republcan as well the Democratic state Committee Oh
the 23th The smart man. but ne WI ini
abundant employment managing party TINS ear ao
m nsurng hlnsey against political earthquakes III the neal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
A TRAP FOR THE REPUBLICANS.
Nm, me T-ficg Hey1Id

The Democratic judicial Convention Tor the Third District
Yesterday registered approval OF Governor Hs nteusey
narsan action In ADJ ointug chairman OF Executive
committee OF the Democratic state Committee Justice OF
tho Supreme II nominated Alton H. Parker Tor m
term OF years Governor l put hin on INC bench
10 past partisan services ana with an eye 10 tho future
Yet Ill., puts the most nlcn ahd sereeaOe
available the supreme hen a. pates OF The de-
OF partisan Judiciary AMI seeks to entrap
the HepuDCauc Of The state Into support Oh DohOciat 40
oeptRblo 20 b IN for the Appeals bench
DECKER THAT SHOULD NOT BE MADE.
JroH The Mad I'd Express
Republican state Committee afford 10 dieker
with ts dscredt rival organization maiterioast Of
regard " the Nomination OF candidate for Judge o.
the Court Of Appeals Republican state Convention
might make nomination that would be sure OF success an'
that would credit and res support 10 tie party
hut somehow other tho people should daieat the soheme
OF politicians WHO treating the ludgsship ~ thel
would any other high orhos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26

srrme,t durIng one session OF C""e TSst marty
may fairly Judge inc OF promse To- administer ,H's gov,
crnme emit economically han we ant INTO the pub
e service Where ia the evidence ct "nSsrc@s
What abuses have been eorreeIst - tban The Kspub-
ammo milllops Of dolars mere t' and then
psrsr has appropriated for several year. NV" the
they did not appropriate VIM" W. vera promised
hr ma stem nas been taken for tho III s" in
an glorious attempt to destroy oar pro'''"'
ACTIVITY OF MR. GEORGES sUProhl NO
CIRCULARS SENT OUT BROADCAsI-l"" ~"
TIoS NETTING.
Henry Georges Office at NO. Ito As'o' p.'D,
ia a bu,y place In these days lheio - -.
s,ream OF professional and business men rs won :" -,
leaders who come Ia to speak to tn''r cam ' 49,,
MAYOR and TO consult with him as 10 ~""' - " ,
a. ,hn ..mnaiyn Mr. George and his son ana oio'no'"
vent busy Answering questions, replying 10 'e''s'
s,ndug out Giro ulars circular u"s oo'" a.,
neonle All over the country VINO are Ano"" " ..,
Georse's scheme Of land reform which ''"e W.. W
nomination OF Henry USorse lor 4u"'"' ,,,,ar .,r
oeo-l. An unprecedented opportunity Tor Popu"' %"
, tho land oue,tiop. Believing tsls 10 Do m"'
49, =, Na,,on,I in,portance, we ask you TO coh''!ou''
,t Won can I, fund which we propose 10 uss ioi "a"
dissemination OF literature ana esPee'"N' "
tracts" Contributions are 10
70 the Rev. DIR. Edward Me"i!h"'
M 112 East Twenty -ninIh-st lie is the treasurer
oil literary fuDO. n nuiu"ci VI
prepared with heading smi ar to mat p'u'oo ="
nat OF signatures with this addition: No'e'' "NV
have had no opportunity TO sign the hDoNs h rt re-
AMI W no wish have their names auue" ~ ~ n
ronested o send postal card with Their 7. I
Nj Georges Office, 30 10 Asior race nus LES
lars nave been sent out 10 great !, IL uro-
b'ch nave been furnished the committee ~ - Ps
~nseS 70 have a large number OF copies OF the
psr -, Tnnrsiay's meeting printed aud dlstrlDulen
on FRIDAY night citizens ratinc"on mersi,s
M hain In Cooper Union. Tue call was sgned yesV ~
~. rnsrns y Wiugaie Nelson WaldrOn. LOUIS l. i os,'
j. j. Hcnns. NJ Edwara, W. J9"i TSrnsmorth. IT,
nj u"uncs Thaddcus h. Wakeman. Df. ). E-".n
Krirr. jane. r. Koh!er aud II Alden 9p p,tans
s,aaDlas viii made anu
attovtnd approving Mr. Georges ean1 can, i i'9r
ON october the nomination by NE liaue nr II
organtzations Will be formally offered TO Nir.
a. nronosed al this meeting to present 10 him an .o
nat,Tes ina, we been procured. neethS % INA s a
,,'ys Comtuttee OF the Labor patty VIII We hcu az
No itl Tlrhh-si. this morning, an OF E"I ~ ,Hn
formed headquarters selected ana plans i"'u io viz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
JUDGE PECKHAM TOO PARIl'
Ernln The ALbnnu IrDfess.

The Governors partisan judiciary scheine Is more 'nah
likely to have origin is openly charged IN personal
hostility TO Judge Peckham 1t evident that the KeDuO
lean state c0ul De persuaded 10 lnioi Demo
cratc candidate candidate could never De Judge Peek
ham has prominently and agsrcssvoy denthr1
with partisan politics 10 make il possible lot Republican
deliberately commend HIM TO the sunfdgrs O
Republican party. That would be the era OF gOod eci
ing mad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
AyADvANrAGE TO TIE DEMOCRATS.

FROM The 1tDdnY kVyntHJ JOuTItUt,
Governor IIl perfect right 10 persuade the Repub
can party II lie can endorse Democratic nomination
fudge of the court thus freeing for Congr ssoa an
be uu wise Tor the Republican party TO DC persuaded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26

So much is being said as TO the into ,as
,onas. river that We fear IL Is going W run ''
spound-lNew York Daily Graphic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
wrsrCuEsrER COUNTY.
ALONG TIE SOUND.

,,.v p, ,,xsJ b. Goshlre who was in Jns,'S -, a.,
., nastnss ON Monday for alleged desert " "''
az Az i ".ycr deserted her but that she ci' Aii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.

The follOwmg adduonaI NOMINATIONS 70 VOH7 V7s nm V
made; ~
District STATE Ndme. 1890 -.
\ IItl...... Pcnnsy lyana. John Lynch pom
yin Missouri NJ. J. RatChiOrd..----- Labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26

pptnaFPoRr-City Auditor hesuns o,her personal
1trouryty I'm THIS city which are mol taAou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26

betting Peticoat to Lord LONE 10 J. Pegasus u y
MIS- Daiy Ia HoLoIme 10 l. MOOu-hlne to !, 10 10
aga n-t the others. ., -, ,,,
PEGASUS promptly took the lead and III the greatest
lengths. witch second nrk before Iriu'"a,
struggling D. Pegasus WAS ehcfed 10 De 5'h uI
800. lie was bought ia Ioi el,JOo
SIKH RACE-HANDICAP SIKFPIKCHAsE. Full Couh-L.
PURE $500.
+ Ahrens b. h. Buckra, by Buckden Mershra. aged 10
49, !, sNhn
Excelsior stables Disturbance aged, lte NJ Kenny
Iouaran Newman sch h. Abraham. aged, l+b lDe aney
Capley * Co - Judge Grhtl D. NJ Lyneh q
WINE n sons c g. Hry More. aged, 40 (Whyhurnl
T. Danahofs b. Tom Brown, nged 100 ---.. (ophyl Q
y Corrigan b. c. Tennessee 1. $50 storus
Finished but had dropped weight pad and wa dis
qualified ri, -oo
Bettng-Abrahan 10 Buckfa 20 2 Disturbance 10 !,
Temnessec 2. judge Griih 10 l. Rory More to l.
and Tom Brown 10 10 e
Abraham hat could not stay ami alter
the water lump time Ia enn'
roe taking secOni place and buckra running
In tnlrn When Picnic Hul reached tho
SECOND tine Iennessee tell back ami soon aiterwari
| he droppod weight pal At the last jump
the order Buckra rst by half length Disturbance sec
ond Abraham third aud Ienncssee close fourth In ht run
homo Tennessee boat the Others aud finished nTst "
| neck Buckra second, two lengths before
Disturbance third. When 1ennessees Jockey. Storms
| came TO weight, ho was short OF weight
only thing fol lhs judges 10 -dsauAiy s md sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26

Straightlacc withdrawn ,..t..-, ,,i
prtt1,1 Fircu1 even Fenclon 70 louise 10 J. icl
dere TO santa Rita !, Freedom II TO l. I"e'''P 10
]. 49,. ..t,,. M, Rft, and Fen
alan nnng I'm lose ATTENDANCE Around the ow'i tuih SAINT"
Iipa Iansed Freedom aud Bev.dere took second pace
Co~'in, MO The hom-stretch santa RITA hal fai 81
with second. the same distance beioi
FenIt Hclvidcrc outpaced santa Rita III tnr run nom, p
Ifaniitor hrnuch FenLi the front easily ana secured
t l Nv length Be.viderc second two lengths before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
ro,-rr, -MAynAIrAv HAyDIcAr. $50 ElcH, q 900

Preciosi 10 J. unaa,a 70 King OF NoIipA
. 10 / Hee-ant- 20 !. Hmalgl 10 nue. tore 10
,cty n = Ia WiokAau ) 10 l. Electric so l. Maunee -
10 l. ,.,., r.t.,,rt. sl,ot
into The lead aud made runaway race OF DC 10 ue enc IN
his lead the further he went and winning n antef
hv Ten lengths. WckhAn half length before buok
stone who WAS a length before Hnntlaya
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de reau dams du papier. Faites une
petite boite ell papier ecolier (; met
tez de reau dedans ct exposez la
Dolte s%outenue par Quatre fills i une
traverse quelconque, 4 Ia famine
dune lampe 4 alcool. L'eau entrera
bient0t Ell ebullition ct le papier ne
brdlera pas, parce que toute Ia
chaleur est employee d faire chan
ger reau d'etat. a
On reut remplacer l'ean par de
Fetain. On cOnStatera, non sans uu
certain ~et"nnement, que l'etain en-.
trera bient6t ell fusion dams &c vase
de papier improvise.
Autre experience %curieuse. Faire
dn givre on de la glace avec IN H.
guide qui bout. Vous verse; I'm peu
de sulfure de carbone dams un YER
re a pied. Vous enroulez en- feche
un peu de papier buvard ct vouse en-
trempez rextremitG dams lie sulfure
de carbone.
Bientot on volt a%pparaitre sur
Textremite opposee de la feche un
depot Gle sivre qui augmente sans
ceSSe. On oblientde bellies ~aiguilles
de glace.
Cest que lie sulfilre lie carbOne
est un liquide tres volatil. Or tout
llqulde, pour passer de Tetat liqui,
de a retat de vapeur emprunte aux
corps voisins beaucoup de chaleur.
En- sc vOlatilisant, lie snlfure de car.
bone refroidit lie papier ct phumidite
atmospherique sc condense d'abord
Gu eau, puts Sc congele sur la fleche
de papier.
Place. lie verre dams un bain-ma.
RE ct chauffez avec precaution.
Bient0t lie sulfure de carbone entire
ell ebullition ; il bout. Son pouvoir
refroidissant est augment6 le pa
pier Sc refroidit announcement ct Pon
volt apparaitre de veritables aiguil-
les de glace sur l'cXtremite de la
tieche. Ainsi on Il en- bas du liquide
qui bout, ct 4 dix centimetres au-
dessus de la glace!
A cOntinuer.
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Entire deux Airs.

Echo dn dernier concours:
-Toi qui est bon musicien, sails.
tn quelles sont les notes qui res.
semblent lie plus aux belle.meres !
-Parbleu, &c sont les 81.
Eth bien, ct tot, sais-tu quelle
eat la note que les tenors evitent lie
plus possible?
MIA fol non.
Eth bien, c'est la note.... de
leur tailleur.
-Quelle difference y at il entire
un musicien ct un notaire!
III ny en- a pas : un notaire c'est
I'm nOtaire, ct I'LL musicien c'est un
note'airs aussi, puisqu'il note les
airs.
-Quand peut.on aller faire On
tour au bois dams un Mag
-C'est quand lie ia est ton.
-Quel ton pr6ferent les cures
pour chanter
Les tons snrs.
-Quel est lie meilleur toni
-C'est le thOn marine.
-Quel ton un mari doit.il prem.
DIRE quand ga femme nest pas sage I
I'm has ton.
-Quel est le ton le plus en- stu.
alton quand on chante la e des
mOrtsf.
-C'eSt I'LL ton beau.
-Quel est lie ton qui conte lie
plus cher a Ia France
-C'est le Ton. kin.
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On recommande aux jeunes files,
qni Sc destinent q retat du marriage
la lecture DIES meditatiOnS Suivan.
ties
Ne croyez pas QUEEN prenant un
mari vous prenez un ange don't tout
10 >Oin devra c%OnsiSter 4 vOus Ca
resser du bout de ses allies.
Ne vous imaginez pas que lie ma.
riage est la realisation dc tous vos
reeves de %jeunes files.
SOngez que c'cst lie commence
ment DIES anxi6t6s, des labeurs ct
DIES tribulations lie la vie.
Attendez-vous aux deceptions,
aux ennuis, aux douleurs physiques
ct morales.
Preparez-vons d remplacer dams
lie cpur de votre mari ramOur par
Iamitie ct la cOnfance, 81 vOus ne
vonleZ pas y laiSser entrer rinditfG-
renee.
Ne croyez pas quill est ne simple
ment pour TRAVELLER ct vous donner
tout CO que vous desirez.
Ne boudez pas quand fatigue.
inquiet ct chagrin, il a besoin de
gazette ct Encouragement.
PenSez my peines ct au travail
que LII satisfaction de vOs fantasies
lni imposent.
Ne vivez pas CONNIE 81 vOtre ma.
ri devait toujours 6tre jeune ct en-
sante.
Ne cherchez pas 4 lie priver de
tout, 81 vous ne voulez pas quill fl
nisse par ne Sc priver de rien.
N'oubliez pas qu'nne once DAT
lection vault mieux que dix livres
de colere.
Ayez pour hi All moins la cinqui-
eme partie de regard ct de ramabi-
lite que vous lui montriez avant 70
tire marriage.
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RorARY Jon Press.

Ayant tout lie materie' ntcessaire. non. som
mes A meme d'extcuter tour les ouvrages ty-
Pographiqnes qni nous ser"nt comics Les
hrets d'avocat. carries d'aHaires, entttes DC
features, tickets d'habitation. blancs, circu-
laires, etc. seront imprimfs dams lie plus BRET
aolai ct 4 des prix moderes.
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Les examples de distraction ex-
IRENE SOnt tOus connuS. En- yOici
dependant TN nouveau de ce genre :
la scene sc passait au restaurant.
Tn dineur await mis- lie journal
du solr sur ses genOux, ct s'essu-
yait de temps en- temps avec.
Et il lisait tiXement sa serviette.
depliee sur Ia table.
lie plus beau, c'est que quelqu'un,
qul Ieconnaissait, s'amusait de
temps Ell temps d lui demander des
nouvelles de la derniere heure.
III Ell dOnnait.
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R~ECREATIONS SCIENTIFI-
QUES.

Experience avec I'M chane au.- Illusions
doptiqne.-L"s cares trrlnpeur--Deposer
DIES clarbons ncandescents sur de In mousse
line sans lla bri1ler # ,ir- bouil,ir de Team
sur du panier II lire fondre du plomb dans
du papier.-D. la glace fla briqu6e avec un
Liquids qui bout.
LaisSons pour une fois les ques-
tons s%erieuses, ct accOrdons au ha-
sard dc la plume une petite place
aux recreations scientifiques.
Qui ma pas la notion de Ia gran.
deur dun chapeau? Eth bien, faites
Fexperience. Choisissez III beau
chapeau bien luisant ct hernandez
AL premier venu de marquer sur la
muraille la hauteur G%u'atteipdra lie
chapean place 4 terre.
La marque est faite Il lie mur
Tres bien! Maintenant, %approchez
lie chapeau.
Oh! Ia marque est i trois OIL qua
ire ce%ntimetres plus haut! TT &C.
pendant rexperimentateur etait
certain de son coup d'Gil!
Recommencez ct ell general vous
marquerez trop haut. ~L'experience
est amusante ct Pom sly laisse pres
que toujOurs prendre.
Pourquoi cette illusion du sens,
cette errerr sur In grandeur DUN
objet bien connu? Parce que le re-
gard s'abaissant volt la muraille en-
raccourci du cote du p%lancher.
Nous gardens la memoire de Ia We
ritable hauteur du chapeau ct nous
sommes trompes par la diminution
apparente de hauteur du muir. On
marque done plus haut quill ne
convent. a
Autre illusion. Tracez i egale
distance des lignes PARALLELS en-
meme nombre, les une dams lie sens
horizontal, les autres dams lie sens
vertical, de facon i faire deux ar.
res egaux. Et regardez ces deux
cares disposes cote ! cote.
LIE care des lignes h0rizontales
para1tra notablement plus grand
que 10 carre des lignes verticales.
C'est que notre cell n'apprecie pas
de meme la distance entire les IL
gnes horizontales ct les lignes ver.
ticales. Nous additionnons bien les
blancs entire les lignes horizontales
ct nous he les additionnons plus
aussi nettement entire les lignes
verticales.
La m%ousseline s'enfamme. COM
me on salt, hien facilement. Eft ce-
pendant on peut placer sur de Ia
mOusseline de la braise ardente sans
brhler lie tissu.
Prenez I'm bloc de metal bien DO.
Ii, une sphere EN- cuivre par exem-
pie, applique la m%ousseline sur lie
metal Ell serrant lie plus possible !:
puts deposez quelques charbons in
candescents sur lie tissu, souffiez
meme, activez lie feu. La mousseli-
he restera intacte.
C'est que lie metal quI sert de
support est bon conducteur de la
chaleur ct Ia prend au detriment de
la mousseline. Tout pasSe dams le
metal ct lie tissu ne s'echauffe pas.
On peut de meme faire bouillir
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AEONNEMENT.
hNNONcES.

IN carr6 de l0licnes: lere insertion 81 50
" ome "a
:" " Insertion add. so
Toute annonce ;ndienant la profession
avec Ta1resst ct n'exceiant pas Huatrc
liynes, para An. Observation-Disclosures. s. 0c
Announces lie canhidats, d'arance 80. 10 co
Necrolo"ie. par ligne .-.-...---..-- 10
Toute anrOnce cOmmerria'e puhliee \ Tan
noe sera ins6rtr au faux de so cents par pou-
% pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour
les insertions suh-tqueutrS.
Toute annonc" don't lie nomhre dinsertions
nest pas specific sera inssr6e jnsqu'a neuvel
ordre an taux Ordinaire.
ATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
ItorARY jon Pass.
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Joli cri du cRur dun boheme:
All! soupirait-il rautre jour, 81
Javais tout l'argent que je dois, je
serais joliment richie.
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HINDERC0RN

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Bunions, Warts, Molcs, Callou3es, &c. flinders their fur
ther growth. Stops all rain. Gives no trouble. Makes the
feet comfortable. HindercornS cures when everything
oee faiA. Sold by Druggists at 1Jc. HIScox& Co, n. Y.
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the following.
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Home Il woulanS domain and she Is
entitled 10 everything that can be added
10 snare her much ANNOYANCE and hard
labor There are many oonyeniennes
v hich II brought in use. are Inexpensive
aud will materially tighten the burden
aud labor 81 the housewiie. prominent
amouf these ranvpnisnoes Is the Wapa'
kaneta Porcelain Churn. which IL meet
ling with -mch remarkable ale ani sue
cess wherever ilsirndncsd. Who evei
sees these chnrns will need no fxplanA-
sion Of the reasons for the great demand
This churn is sold solely on Us merits
and we do this knowing that wherever
III goes Il will make clean record The
Following are a few or the nany advan-
lfages conceded "a the Porcelain ChurH
lbv MI who have used them, viz lsf- a
great saving t. labor III. II j. 50 con-
sirucied that il absolutely can not leak
81. The quality Of the butter the inside
part. being such ~ mot 10 injure the
., ain Of the butter. 4ih. The quantity
OF the butter: The construction cs ihs
dasher being such a. 10 subject All o. Ihs
Tlrream 10 an equal amount OF agitation
lcausing fhe butter 10 come very evenly
Thereby producing more butter from
given amount Of cream than any ofhe'
lchurn can sin. the ease Of removing
the butter and washing the rhnrn. 1hs
lentire top Of the chnrn Is open when ths
cover Il taken III thus giving abundant
access for removing the butter. All tha
liz required 10 thoroughly cleanse 81,
lchurn i ~ put in some hot water and
give The crank few turns In appear
ance. II would be an ornament to AM
room ia the house.
n To responsible parties we vii! Civ
this caurn on TN DAYS trial For sale D!
Friedman. Schririch & Co.. Hardware
store, corner 81 and Jackson Sis. nea
,lR- r depot. Jasper. Ind.