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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25
THEY HAVE THE STUFF


And Challenge DaoAe.J OF tho Republionn
Ticket TO Como Forward With tho spon.
dulioks,
For some time past certain leading
members Of the Mckinley Club have
been attempting to brace up Their cour-
age by bIuster. Feeling that they had
not the ghost Of a chance in the Presi.
dental contest, but knowing that 1t
would never do TO admit II, they have
charged that they have q large sum Of
money to wager on Harrison but can
find no one to take them up This talk
has been directed particularly against
the Y. M. d. Q. To-day several mem.
bers waited upon the News. DEMOCRAT
and posted $50 on the general result
They hereby challenge the Mckinley
Club or any Of Its members to accept
1t, The money talks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25
arkrR oF ONO,
RTARa COUNTY, nAl

l. JonE Mo0nrooR Clerk
nf the court of Common Fin In ana for the Coun
" and state Ofeenid. do hereby certify the foro
RolnE 70 be The times Of holding Court of Common
Pl,us IN and for the Ninth Judicial District OF Tho
Atato of Uhlo, M Appeals BY TIE record Of sAil
Court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25

II ID ordered by the Judges OF nAld Judicial Dls
fot that the llmos OF holding the Court OF Common
llrAa IN the several counties for the year y. b
lts hc hked an follows ana that tho Clerks OF qa,
Counties 40 outer the same upon the JOurnhla a.
their respective Count aud publish the same Ge 70.
mlrtd by law, to'wl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25

The many friends Of Mr.. Philip Ever
hard, Of North Poplar street will be
panied to hear that chronic inflammation
OF the knee JOINT made II necessary to
have the leg amputated The amputa-
was performed Monday by Doctor
Fraunfelter and several assistants.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25

\ otI0n honey box do
collection OF Apanan lmplementa
M Sweeney
Mark Thompson, superintendent.
| Glass No. ~ Clay industries,
Display aewerpipe N Merley sl2
do Louisville stoneWAre
| Tile company, "
llAndrew L0hf, u l., Ayers, NJ, o, Eehlg
committee, lt
Miscellaneous premume awarded NJ
Board meeting, Oct0btF pth;
| Cow yielding greateht amount q
lmllk aud butter IN 80 days. three
entries; ailldavlta fled, A, D, Mayea
COW, "Alleta Twihk," No, 7l2, llolateil
herd book 10 years old, yielded Elm
pounds milk, from which was churne(
"a pounds OF butter First premium
9lb.
j, o, stump's COW, '1lessle" dan
short horn size, jersey gave l4O lbs
milk ,0719 lbs butter secondpremlum
1910, 'fti lIl
Yoke oxen, 70. u. Darr aa
Display silk culture Mrs A.
Strely, = NN Nf'H %
The Board viii aalx the awards in the
following az their next meeting
Glass No. So Miscellaneous Articles
not enumerated In the premium list,
schenck, w Dip
Automatic penwork, ed Nlesz, Fro,
Crochet pillow shamR, Clara
Forrlok, 6IlU Pre-.
liraaa etchings, \, May McIeran Pre-.
Woollen coyerlet. q A KrIder Pre-
Nig6@Sn, 9 Pre-.
Handkerchief case, Mrs Nigh
man, Pre-
Display of etchings, Miss Ell
Myers, Pre-,
silk curtains, Canton Carpo;
Factory, g. Dip,
Leran, Pre-
Miscellaneous.
Toe clip hammer, II Blerworth W pre-
Peerless bone dust, Canton Fer. Co dip
do Phosphate do do
Bone for poultry do do
Lawn rake Henry Fisher do
my hHlNtHt w Up
See saw merry go round, G Glass d.
Farm wagon wood work, 4 M Zngher do
Druggist sun Durbin Wright a. Co do
Toilet cases, do do
Display of albums, Miss Il l. Myers do
Le Conte pear, h T Berlin pre-
JW Gibbs 2 do
Goes golden drop plum, do do
Spencer apples, VIM l. Miller worthy
stark do q A Krider worthy of |
do do Leo Roush do q
Maple sugar, q L LOzer do pre-
Canned grapes, do dc
Mrs G Il Poorman 9 do
Canned crab apple, b l. Buff.
meyer w Pre-
Spiced peaches, Alonzo Smith, /"
Celery, j A Borst, fine display.
Colodeon, A Q Jackson,
Hall mirror Mrs Y i Myers, worthy Of
mention.
Fresooed mirror s May McLeran,
worthy OF mention.
The premiums awarded at the fair
will be payable nj the Canton City
National Bank Henry A. Wise, Treas
urer-on and after October 20.
T q. PUTNAM, j, Il. NIEsZ,
President. Secretary,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25

There is no place In stark county
where you can buy solid, good wearing
Boots ana Shoes as cheap aS iat Santry
IN McG0wan's, IA North Market street
fjant1u, 1850
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25
Glass No. 36--Apiary

Nlthob NV' OO~- VidIy.
Best colony Of bees, Myers swee.
ney, 10
do do WS Kline,
Display Of full colonies, Myers
Sweeney, 10
do do w 8 Kline.
Collection Of Queen Bees, w. ,.
Kline 5
do do M Sweeney
Display Of Bee under glass, W. II,
Kline 3
H do do WSKline 0N
Specimen Comb Honev, W y Kline 5
do M Sweeney
Specimen Extd Honey WIS Kline 3
do M Sweeney
10 lbs Heeswax, w SKline
do w III Kline
Honey produc'g plant M Sweeney 3
do do M n Welker
Agricultural literature M Thomp.
son 3
do WSKllne
Bee Hive, all things ccneidered,
do do M Sweeney
Best honey extractor, M Sweeney 3
Spec. comb foundation, WIS Kline 2
do do M Sweeney
Bee smoker, do
Wax extractor do |
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25

ofpremiums Awarded at tho stark
County Fair,

old 50 pt ember "a, 20, 30, ~ and asth,
laaa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25
CIDER. PSEsERvIfivE. Psn;S; ITriHiE

A Athoroughly tested and wholesome preparation
for arroating fermentation, enabling one 70 hhv0
rjch aparltllnR cider Che year around Has beon on
tho market ak years. and IA indorsed by thous.
nndu why have upad II ltthorouKhly clarifies and
lmpnrts no foreign teAte Put up 10 boxes design.
M FOR az ll bOlrnl packages, retailing ~ and
hi nfs Mold bv donlorn, or sent by mail on receipt
of price lNMAM BROS, PnARnAoisrs, Akfon o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25
FoR SALE.
BURLINGTON, VERMONT

= =
DARN FOR SALB-Farn OF no acres on miltt
II southeast OF Canton aud " miles OaAt OF How
ehttne, known ~ the LAibn farm. This farm viii
be ao,d either IA whole, In i0.aero pieces or OK
inquire Of WIN, NUNS,
Octtl.dAw.Ems Duuhur HOghta
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25
-annInrLon naInlIng. LonIaa


do do do
| II y Morrow, Samuel Homman, con
mltlee, J C-ls.sy -.-.-..
Glass aaI6- Juvenile class under IA,
Best painting In oil, Miss Daisy
Erb, .
do Miss Grace Fife, l,b
do Albert Tate, 10
Castelle and crayOn drawing,
Joseph Hurford, .
do Daisy Erb,
do Florence Wilson,
do Albert Tate,
Glass No. "a Educational Dept
Elementary free hand for chill
dren under " years, Myrtle
do Mary PETER
Elementary free hand for chill
dren over IL years, Thomas
Petre
do Thomas Pttre
Animals, under 10 years,
Thomas PetFe
do Thomas Petre
do over 10 years, Harry
do do I'D Weldin
Machinery, under 10 years, IL
Eeag 2
Landscape trees and ships, und
ID years, II Esslg,
do 40
do over 10 years, ED
Welden 2
do do
Mechanical perspective, II Eesig 2
do do
Sketohing fr,m nature, Jessie
Q ridd dip
Specimen writing over ibyearS,
Elmer 5 Cradle dip
do pen drawing, Elmer s
Cradle dip
do pen AcuriShing Elmer
5 Cradle dip
Display in industrial drawing
East Fifth Street School, 4th
primary, Miss Mary Turnbull,
teacher, dip
do Charles Ritzy
Display ofwriting by aAy school
Central ID Gram. school, Miss
Josie Crevoise, teacher, Min.
ME Whitacre, best In room, dip
Spelling by boys or girls under 10 yrs J
The following boys and girls spelled
o ch word correctly, and rs II wOulO
have been impossible 10 have the con
test renewed, the Board voted them
each 30 cents. There were over ont
hundred contestants In the two classes
Martin Frank, Jennie M Matthle
Mary Becher, Lueetta Shaifer, Alice
Henning, Zoa Lash, Bessie SHELTON, j
W Hershey, f. Il. Yohl b. Y. Jonef
and Katie Schlafely
Spelled by boys and girls over lbyrs.
Vida P0ntius, 50t
Mglyern II McFarren, 30,
Albert II Pontius, 80,
James M Crowl, SOC
w ID Oberlin and Tille P0orman.
committee.
Best set Of maps of North and Soutl
America and Central Eastern States
Gertie Dewelai special premium b,
Durbin, Wright q Co, of llue scraI
album.
Best set of maps of Central Eastern
States, Europe and Afrloa, Louis Pal
mer; special premium OF q fine scrap al
bum, by Durbin Wright & Co., drug
gis,s ~ South Marketstieet Canton, D.
DECLARATIONS
By boy or girl under 10 years;
Rertba Pt"lor ntSv' "
Rittie Wasgnsr Wlso
~. p' .o,, m"s"si =. .,.,. ,o
10y Voy OF gIri oet' ~ ana 10 years
uerne SsnI,. kaufman, Iiman, .
Ssanssysa Smsa,s a l1h,!,.. Llha, .
''ne',e 10. "n'tIl,re' 'l,
By boy or glrl bet 10 and Il years,
Harold Rockhill, 3
Eya Black,
Vida Pontius, I
Grafton, Harold Rockhill, s
do Charles Wise, 4
Essay. Miss Katie Henry, 5
w. ID. 0berlin, John A. Fooht, j. A.
Calderhead, committee.
Class M AZ Sneelots
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-25
HOTEL ANNoItNC NCEMENTl
mo undoriEned, formerly with klnes Dyen
the Farmem' Hotel, has leased for a Orm OF yea
THE "UNION HOTEL

81 North Market b.,
from a. W. HeldenbrAnd tho lato proprietor and
has thoroughly remodeod, painted and decorated
the entire building, also put IN new furniture p0dt
AND bedding, aud III every way made such improve.
mNt,ta M arc usually found Ia d nrst class Hotel
beg " announce that am thoroughly prepared IN
every detail ~ caro- FOL the former guests OF the
patronage OF nll who appreciate good fare and NO.
nummOdntOuH az "iivo ana lot livoN rnteA
rho Hotel II accessible by street railway from
the railroad stations IN the city, has tcephope II
the once and las o0nncctod with II large stable
aud ehcdt, well ntted up, whore horses VIII DO tho
roughly cared for -
augl-gy-dAw DA-NlD DIX bxSo'
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Chase Declared Champion Of the Western
states-The Contests.

states-fhe tontestss
The ifth annual lawn tennis tournament
for the championship Of the Western States
was brought TO a successful conclusion Sat
urdsy, July :, at the grounds OF the Chicago
Tennis Club, Indiana avenue and Twenty
ninth street The entries were more nu-
nerous than ~ any previous tournament
and the players also excellcd ia skill those
who bad taksn part in similar events in tho
rast The clubs represented included the
Chicago Tennis Club. the North End. the B.
& F. A, the KsnwoSd. Highland Park and
Calumet. II the contest for doubles the
first prize fell 20 F. ". Mcclellan and p. F.
Eummins Of the Kenveod club. who in the
final hsat found worthy opponents ia the
Chase brothers
The doubles. who had played against the
winners. then tried for second honors.
which the Chase boys had little difficulty IN
securing In the contest for singles
Charles Chase, champion Of last year. was
barrel r. " Mcclellan was victorious
arr wo1 the gold medal. his nearest con-
petitor being SAN Chase. The winner % the
second prize. The great event of the
tournament was set-to between Mcclellan
snd The elder Chase fer the titie 81 chass-
pion 0f the Western States ard The posses
sion Of silver csp valued st $50. which
Was % b presented ay ne Chicago Cab 60
toe winner of three cbanpsonship series.
Tue result of the games lsft no doubt of ne
superior 0uaiities q Chase "a tennis
player. SoTae of his returns were sinspiv
marvellous. and his brilliant p.avs IA tsl<iaz
niosf awkward balls elected frequent ap-
pause The score. a. re erd - The three
sets. vas % i s = ard 6 = /. 81 "a favor
81 Chase. wac = thus declared tse cham
r,s-r7 f~~ ar-fFa~ season
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Sanitary News considers TIE water test
among The mosc sevsrs ores Air pressure,
waile not - satisfactory in poiat OF inrae-
dlaEe results, has the advantage Of being dis
trioutcd with nearly equal force 20 every
poins Ia the system. The nercurial gauge
easily detects tho tact Of a leak, and
The Substitution OF an odorous smoke
FOR air quickly locates the spot. The
psppermint test Is well known as being well
adapted % old work as vel as new. nodi-
ncatlon Of this was tried the oshar day In
thS city by a geatlsraan whose cat was
made the lstector An infusion OF valerian
was poured do~a the vent pipe, and pussy
was given the ran OF the rooms sad passages
whsrs any escape misht reach. She located
three leaks. aad came near 1ncovering them,
TO. in her cagcrness 70 reach the, 10 her, AZ
tractivs odor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Engineering gives an account Of new
material bearing the name Of ''woodite,' -
which Is bang introduced As a protection 70
ships % war, and for many other purposes
Woodits Is n substance bcaring a strong re-
semblancs 20 native india rubber. bur. unlike
that ns<erisl e never grsvs sticky, and
rcsisss the ACTON % sits and k-aA 1f &c -
plao<d On - ccssids of vessts si,oe noy,
- driven through it. and yet IL viii cioes up
40 completely that is is dificult 70 nrd the
speck which marks the spot where the shot
sntercd wooaits Is coming into ne for
many commercial purposes. such as dsivery
valves, air pump valves, packing. whsel tires,
and it r. said ~ be far more efficient for these
purposss than eithar Ieatlsr OF india rubber.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

A sies Little joke Played ea sE.FA
Ewsin-

a sies Little joke Played On N.Fk
rwsia-
Some tine ago. While Marx Twain was
taxing . reminiscent hOst down the Mis-
sissiPpi river. ths boat on which he had
fnbaIked was compelled 0ae night 10
tie up' At Flay's Point. village Ia L0ui-
siana- The huInorist had gone 20 bed
and bad last snak lnto a doEe when there
came q sharp rap at the door Of his state
room Twain opened the door. A squint-
eyed fellow. wearing a checked SHIRT aud
Favhide boots, stepped iat0 the room
Is this Mark Twain
Yes, | am Known by that name
Well. sir. I have ssme mighty i'm
portant business with you"
Please state IL
Kant do il here. but ef you'll come
with NO you'll soon find out
Il don't care 10 go anywhere 10 night-
except 20 bed. Twain replied.
But bell you this Is Important. some
thing that should be attended TO at once.
You tast como with me q few minutes.
and III be dinged IL you ever regret it."
Il don't care TO meet any one"
You won't have 20 meet any one but
me. You NAV have had trick played on
you, but tell you tina, this Is 10 your
advantage II won't take you ten min
utes The only reason | want you 10 20
with me is that may prove my good
faith"
lie continued with such strong impor-
tunity that Twain finally consented 10 90
with hira- The humorist was conducted
Though a muddy street and down dark
alley to q small wooden building His
conductor unlocked door. entered q
room and lighted a smoky lamp.
Come right in an set down"
The humorist looked around and dis
covered that he was in printing Office,
fitted up with a hand press and few
eases" Of type.
Set down"
Twain seated himself on box. His
conductor added: You are now, sir,
within the portals Of The Weekly Pro
| grcss. q paper that circulates extensively
throughout this county and Of which
am the editor. WANTED to bring you
here 10 show you. as convincin proof OF
| my standin'. the tools and appliances OF
my honorable profession could. on the
boat. have give the information that in
tend to deliver. but, sub. without these
here surroundin's of sincerity you mont
have thought me q fraud Now. this is
what want to tell you, Mr. Twain.
have hearn OF you and | want TO say
that anything you write what you
want printed. wy you send 1t to j. Cas-
per Mcintosh. and I'll be blamed i'll don't
| print it for you Yes. WILL he added.
meeting the hunorist's stare of amaze
ment- lies. IN be dinged If | don't.
You just 20 ahead now and write out a
lot Of your foal things. and I'll be hanged
liz don't publish EN-. dent care blame
whut folks say. Don't BE- snatched. Mr..
Twain, fur am s-tellin' Of the truth. I'll
| publish your articles Wall. Of you
must 60. good hight. When you get
| down thar to the corner Of the fence turn
20 the right il you don't wanter to git
dog bit. Traveller.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
sH-9 wrrn 4 ELoAr cAnaYIxo AN or nAo.

sr-P VIII FLOAT CARRYrx0 AN or BAG.
To resrrvudr generally usod By modern sx-
rsri-asrters for spreading the oil Is a strong
csuvss bag of about five gallons capacity.
Tbs IL e1lol vita oal<nm saturatei With oil.
its mouth b tightly closed. and several holes
are made IN the side with sail needle.
When tho wind is astern, one Of thsss bags
Is often allevsd - trail from Each angle OF
tne stern, or from n point little further
forward Certain captains, however. prefer
q attach me bars - the cafheadx The bow
q the ship. in Pl1nzinx and rspellinr the
ses. thus spreads tue on and widsns the path
woers ths breakers ara suppressed This
srraageu1cnt appears 70 be vary eficacious
In order % Be thoroughly efficient. savs
Ia Nsf'1rr. the apparatus must hs capable
ef being placed az a certain distance or on
the SEA. sni arrau-ei that the outflow
can ba reeUlaesa for running with ssle OF
resr Winds UnfcrtuuatslY the probiena Is
FAR from being sllved but. adherinr =, the
uss - hsCS. The outflow from which cannos
b r-galatei. ADMIRAL Cloue thinks thas L
vcuii ~ vrrv ad~antagecsls - fix these upon
fa5s thst m Eht. after a manner. De di-
rectea as va and sent 20 souae distance
fslisf sbs ship. The cut shows the arrange
ulsos pr1possd b. him - this ssfee<. TIE
Get sx,pioy.sl, whics rsrives toe bag ia tAs
centrr. is sisht fecs IA length sad is provided
wisha rcpe Eirdls. - which i sttschef a
toT lise passing through pulley fxed 70
bonn frrniv stsrchei % cbe cataead The
t'w las scr7as sa board by passing over he
bo~srris. Il S7lca = iioas ~ put into ths ga
l. VII. tcr7u-h the very Spee3 q tha ship.
Gradually core % a position IN which Il VII
stficcnsi- protect the front BY Furnishing a
breT - o.i sxtsndsnx Al aloaz the vess@l.
a. allalc-7-s arrangements may ae very All
var-c.<ecrFiy scriie5 20 fifebosts Thaee
ksasr shoaid b. - srrsngesl - 80 recsi - TIE
baSs sitker as ths bow 90 stern or AZ she
sllss. s.,sps1.iel trun taa extremity of Gar
A. nsea ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
EvERY ElsHT | sCRGTCHED
Uatil he skta ~as rev. hs1s esssrsc
~lIA scales lks sFsss eG saersAr. Sar-
"a % the Cutlesra Remedies

an ssinx 70 Ien ypn of ths extFasFdls.@Ty
chs2gt so4T NgTsegkA ksHGakEs s.ef soTnaesi oS
ne ASoai he lsi ~ AFFi AS nefloeo Ssaae
red piup1ez ikt cemlns oui 81 over ~ bsc4
eot t6odshl fosAing of Il aaiil sssas tir1e Ia e.
o. pheH "a bezkH - ks9s Ake sposs 81 DSstst
sIolio1 on &Ed nlcn Dsz2s ~ "a iayeFs eeaosa-
tAoied viii ltEAnig / Wollid slultch every
Hisbt .gDtil vas fss then tbs next ught the
scales. being iormee meA1s sti.s wsre scfastheo
ca sgaiu- IA olS ! rcusutt al tae d3ttcrs
ir tie country ttA wl,8oCf aid AfieI eiFiDs Up
al hopes 81 fecovery ] fGFfened 10 See al a.
veItlsslaeut IN tbe ues'sfa lser seolt sO0f Ngal
CUEA ksskrIfs. suo p4Is Isb2sea tiaeta ntsu NJ
drugg.sl sEa oetllne3 4llDosl lMmedtAts rt44et
! beEsn 70 noilcs ltsI the scAly efultlous gfadt
ally dropped 90 and cis&ppe&reo one oy one and
have Uoeu fully cared. ] hAg lie disess- thirteen
mouths beferx besan tsktar the tUrloUsA kEA-
EDIE,. sad IN fou oI ne weeks Nss enlfely
cured NJ disc sse w1s eezems ana psoriasis /
recommended ths l'rslCl BA AEsEulNs ~ al ~
have taken tdsn. and lhauk ne ior tAs Enow
ledge Of tfeIn. especially mothers Nhp nEye
bstes with sekly eIupileus oa their heads auc
oodiFs ! osnno' sapisss IA sorls ane .hsn.s y
- re NJ body sss covered With scales. and
was an sWfll speesacle - behold Now my skia
is az nice and elsst ss a ,ssg t.sss, u.-,a NJ.
September p, 1851.
February 7. Isss.-Eot trace whatsoever Of the
disesse frOm which suffered has shown ilself
slnee my cure 0to OOiA1-
We cannol DO justice 20 the esteem in whish
CUTICrKA, the great skin Cure, anc CttlcUkA
roar sn exquisite skan Besatiner prepared from
j. and CUIlcIs kIl>l-NESI, Tie new Hood
Purifier are be d by the thousands upon -bou-
sands whose lives have besn made happy by n 9
cure of sg0nizing. huniilaline itching scsly and
pimply diseases OF the skin, scalp anc blood with
loss oi hRlr.
Sold everywhere Price CUTICJEA. SC soar
&c. REsorYFNr s. Prepared ~ the PIgTfE
DKuG AID CEEsICAL Co. B0Ai0I, Mass.
A%send for "How t0 Cure skin Dlseases" o.
pAees. 80 Illustrations aud 100 testimonials.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
WORTH KNOWING.

Mr.. W. H. Morgon, merchant, Lake City,
Fla. was taken with a severe Cold, attend
ed with a distressing Cough and running
into Consumption in its first stages. He
tried many so-called popular Cough rene
dies and steadily grew worse. Was reduced
in flesh, had difficulty in breathing and
was unable to sleep. Finally tried Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
about half dozen bottles found himself
we'll and has had no return Of the disease.
No other remedy can show so grand a
record of cures, as DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Guaranteed to
do Just what is claimed for 1t. Trial bottle
25 cents at Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

dsns Ia ne tns Of photography by this
novel paosphorsegce. sxperilneass wsrs
made IN tkis direction. Accordiaz % the
authority qaoted from, the elater or lantern
bag wAs hssd IA the fingers within one inch
q ths original - % copied. aud IN such
position a. - allow the rays 70 fail perpea-
diculariy 91 tEs negative Tae time Of ex-
poss4rs % bag hight ~ss thirty seconds. rhs
subsequent development was by ths usual
process. Ia the cut = sho~n the copy Of =
family portrait. said CO have been photo
.raphed Ia the experbnent described
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Featherly vas making his es.ssor4sry
Wednesday night call. and Bobby was
sustaining his part of the conversation
with his usual ease and fuency.
Ma. he said. do people who steal
get into trouhle'''
Certainly. Bobby. Why"
IL heard Clara say that Mr.. Featherly
would get into trouble II be dhin't stop
stealing kisses. The Epoch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Woman Of the house TO trampl-rcznt
give you nothin' bot. 'cept perhaps the
weather. but I kin give you most any.
thin ysu want cold.
Tramp "a tear Of gratitude trickling
down his wan cheek Thanks. madam.
think IN take little cold cssh.--Texss
Siftings.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Bobby had made himself sick By sur.
rsptitiously eating too many Jam tarts.
Now. Bobby." ccaxed hs mother. 'ff
you will take this medicine like little
man you can have almost anything you
like"
Can I have soue more jam tarts. mar
New York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The hest sslve il the world for Cuts.
Bruises Sores icsrs. salt EheuFo. Fevey
sorss. letter, Chspped Hands ChilbainS
Corns ard al Skin Erupficns sud rosi-
tveiy cures Pies, q 70 ray required. It
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Therc Is proof szistins which shows that
calming the ga With oil ia not new ided,
but the revival of very ancient practice. OF
late many experiments have been made
Which appear 70 demonstrate the practica-
oihty of calming breakers by means OF OIL ju-
aiciously distributed On tho troubled " .ters