The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-08-02
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weak brother he has been represented.
He has refused several invitations to
lecture.
Miss Gosh is said to be the hand
soonest girl in Watsontown, Pa. and
all the young men in that locality
swear by Gosh.
The British army authorities are push
ing experiments in military cycling.
A regular bicycle club has been formed,
with 120 men, of whom eleven are
officers.
The territory west of the Missouri
River on the North Pacific Railroad, 1t
is said, is gradually being ridden OF the
feature which causes it to be known as
the ''hunters' paradise"
A Connecticut man threw a lot of mud
on to neighbors wall, and the neigh
Dor sought for and got a warrant charg-
ing him with common corruption.
The case didn't hold, however.
Jay Gould is said to have aged Won |
derfully within the last year Still, !
when he gets nice, fat lamb eornered ,
in Wall street he can remove his fleece
as deity as in the years of his prime
Down at Anderson, S. c., they have
two boss curiosities-a gourd that holds
49, gallons and grass that exudes a
gum which will hold any furred or
feathered thing that tries to get over
it.
An old horse at Beaver Falls. Pa,
long noted for its slowness, suddenly
became remarkably lively, and now is
almost as frisky as colt. There are
some who think the animal has gone
insane.
A manager of a woman's exchange
reports; that during the past year she
has given advice to 518 women Some
lawyers have not been more busy, and
few, probably, were obliged to solve
cases in equal variety.
Hawkinsville, Ca, is remarkably
proud of Miss Annie Mccormick be-
cause she can play two tunes on the
piano and sing a third. all at once
It is said that she can sit with her back
to the instrument and play most beautl-
fully"
Mrs. MARSHALL O. Roberts of New
York is understood to have completed
her matrimonial negotiations with the
Earl of Arran, and the rich American
widow and the Irish nobleman will be
mated in the fall Mrs. Roberts in
come is about $4,000 a year.
On the 1st of June, 1874, there was
frost about Philadelphia which black
ened the corn, and on the 9TH of June
that year a frost in Massachusetts,
which cut the corn there. Eighteen
hundred and sixteen is famous for hav-
ing frost in every month OF the year.
The Mikado of Japan is thoroughly
diseusted with the results of his efforts
at reform the in direction of THE freedom
of the press. The newspapers devote
themselves largely to poking fun at the
royal family, and the Mikado will re-
sumo his former role of q well-meaning
despot.
John BOYLE O'Reilly writes from the
heart of the Dismal Swamp: ''This
place is wonderful and beautiful. Tits
a desolate land CRYING for attention and
reclamation. This is the most detained
land ON earth The Dismal Swamp il
the greatest sanitarium on the American
continent"
The Rev. Nathan Smith of Ackworth
Ca, has preached the Gospel for mor'
than fifty years. He is well-preseryet
old gentleman of 20. He has unique
cure for dyspepsia. After suffering
from that compliant for number o
wears he cured himself by swallowing
mouthful of bran after each meal.
Kaiser William only used two sword
and one sabre throughout his Who'll
life. The first was the one used whei
he was boy, from 1910 to 1884. Thel
the Gar gave him sword which h
carried until the battle OF SadoWa
Upon that day he adopted the lnianu
sabre which he wore till his death.
Pnh,;c marks are recommended as
nreyent;ye of anarachy. A speaker i
laueipnla .;aeeI ai. .no - Sp ,-;rt,,as an
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nS9 popui.'op 'o'i
Prof Rudolph VirehoW, upon Whof
emperor Frederick conferred Tn
Order OF the Red Eagle (second eiass
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The London Medical Press congrat'
iates itself and IFS readers that there
more crowded city and one WIN
nlgueI uea.h Iecotu lliln n 1oo
namely, new Iork, Where' n;o' IA iGo
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The average watch is composed
175 different pieces. comprising upWal
of 2.4OO separate and distinct oper
tions in it's manufacture The balan'
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