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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Potato nloasona,

After repeated experiments 10 determine
tho fact In his own mind, tho editor Of
Tho Mark Lano Express advises farmers
TO cut of potato blossoms rs soon as they
appear. Tho bull, or true seed Of tho
potato, which results from tho blossom,
arc not only unnecessary to tho formation
Of tho tuber below, but are prcjudicial
strain on the plant. He says II have
tried II again and again on u largo scale
three rows left and three rows cut--and
tho results have moro than satisfied me.
1t stands TO reason that tho plant which
Is propagated In acknowledged agricul.
tural economy from It's budding root
stem, must spend its energies aud powers
unnecessarily In the production of flowers
and seeds which aro Of no economic value
Whatever"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Preservation OF Eggs.

Results gained from prizes offered BY
The London Dairy for tho best preserved
eggs seem TO show that the limo water
system is all things considered, the best.
A pound Of lime should be stirred with a
gallon Of water, and tho eggs, perfectly
fresh, immersed therein in barrels or jars.
This excludes air and any germs that
might cause mildow or mold, and pro-
vents evaporation, so that tho contents
Of the egg arc not reduced In bulk. II Is
Important TO have q considerable excess
of limo TO replace any that may become
carbonated The vessels containing tho
eggs should bo kept in q cool, we'll ven
tilated place. American Stockman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27

Warmers Log Cabin Remedies-old
fashioned simple compounds, used In
the days of our hardy forefathers, are
"old timers but "old reliable They
comprise "Sarsaparilla," "llops and
Buchu Remedy" Cough and Consump'
tion Remedy," Hair Tonic" Extract,
for External and Internal Use, "Plas.
ters,' Rose Cream for Catarrh, and
oliver Pills" They are put up by II.
IL. Warner 81 Co., proprletors OF War
ner's Safe Remedies, and promise to
equal the standard value of those great
preparations, All druggists keep them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
NORTH INDUSTRY AROUSED,
A Democratic Club Organized on S0turda!
Night With Seventy-Throe Members,

A Democratic Club Organized on Saturday
Night With seven,y-Three Members,
A Cleveland and Thurman campaign
club was organized at North Industry
on Saturday night, with 73 members,
Speeches were made by City solicitor
Pomerene, j, j. Whitacre and Captain
Thomas w. Lathrope. Mr., Pomerene
dwelt upon the character of the Cleye.
land administration and compared IL
with the last few of the Republican
administrations. Mr. Whitacre dwelt
upon the tariff, and Captain Lathrope
spoke about the labor question and
showed how the w0ges Of labor had
been reduced under a high tariff. The
meeting was u grand success and the
North Industry Democrats want II
understood that they are fully aroused
to the Importance of the situation and
intend to do their share toward piling
up an old time Democratic majority
for Canton township.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
nnn r,nerIcne. MIth EnsIlnge.

Professor A. j, Cooke says | built a
sl'o, aud u has disappointed me only In
being too rmall, | Faltcd no more acres
nor we're NY crops any better last year
than previously, Yet, with five acres u
nay corn crop In cutlNgc | was able TO
winter more stock than ever before, and
my stock never did 10 we'll, For three
successive years had 70 buy feed 10 cgUo
through tho winters last winter | had
some 10 spare, though the season was 10
severe and long continued that aoy rh
ueighbora, some Of whom never boljro
had like experience, paid out consider
able sums for feed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
THE EDUCATION OF THE COLT
Tho True Theory Of Trimming, Which In.
Hnwever acIdom prnotiCcd.

Tho True Theory Of Training, Which In
However seldom praoticed.
Following are some practical sugges.
tions on the initial steps IN training young
horses, by Rural Canadian, that embody
the true theory, as oil horsemen' will ad-
NIT, Il is, however, an unfortunate feet
that not one man In ten carries out this
practice. SO we'll does itwork that, In
an incredibly short time, the colt be.
comes SO gentle and teachable, the impa-
tieft trainer considers him sufficiently
broken, and hastens to harness and work
d animal, when, In point Of fact, he has
only arrived at the a, b, Of his educa.
tion. The result Of such undue haste Is
obvious; the colt Is. neleg really broken.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Failed TO Show Up.

Edward Wise, of Pike township, was
arrested by Sheriff Leininger at his
house in Pike township and lodged in
the county jail. Edward was to answer
for q charge of assault and battery in
the Probate Court but he failed to show
up. A warrant was issued and he was
accordingly arrested. lie will now be
obliged to remain in jail until the next
term of Probate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Stark County School Examiners Notice

CANTON Examinations will bo held on the trat
antnrday of each month, Examinations VIII hero
afiST bo held In the South Plum atroot School In
placo Of High School
AT ALLtAEoE-Oc October 18Th, 1855 ana Fobruary
9th, 1880 -
Ar MAsstLLoN-oc October 9Th, 1883
ArCANAt FuIroN-March a0th, 1880,
AT rNAvARnE-Aprll 18Th, 1880
Ar MARLDoRo-May nth, 1880
j. N. TA0uART, Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27

BRADFORD, Pa, Sept. 22,--N. j.
Stanley, private clerk to 7. Newell, of
this city, and u life long Republican,
has come out for Cleveland and Thur
man. lie admires Cleveland for the
backbone he has shown on the tariff
question.
The Democrats of Rev City organic.
ed a Cleveland and Thurman club last
Wednesday evening with AZ members.
This is the first Democratic club in this
town. Four Republicans Joined the
club, and the list of converts will be
swelled materially before election,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Draoo Up.

You are feeling depressed, your ap-
petite is poor, you are bothered With
Headache, you are adgity, nervous and
yenerally out OF sorts, and want th
brace up Brace up, but not with stud
ulants, spring medicines or bitter.
which have for their basis very chap
bad whiskey, apd which stimulate YOU
dition than before. What you want d
an alteratlYe that will purify yoIf
blood, start healthy action Of Liver aNA
Kidneys, restore y6ur vitality and glvN
renewed health and strength. Such 4
medicine you will hnd IN Electric pik
ters, and only 10 oente o bottle, at UNk
bin, Wright q Co.'S Drug atorS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27

Thomas Brogdon, who has been ac-
cused of stealing a horse from Mrs.
Ellen Murray in Lawrence township,
was arrested in North Lawrence by
Constable Pollax and taken before
Justice McCadden, Of Fulton. Squire
McCadden bound him over to Common
Pleas Court and he was brought to Can.
ton yesterday by Constable Pollax and
lodged In the county jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
FEEDING nOX ron CATTLE.

This box has light scantllng at the cor
nors, aud boards Os represented NJ tho
sides, Hay Is thrown In NJ the cop IL is
also used for feeding grain TO sheep In
the shallow trough shown by the dotted
lines, II Ii about two feet Wide and
twelve feet long, the bottom boards form
ing the fat trough about u foot wide'
they rost on across board In the middle,
To clean II, II Is simply turned upside
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Legal Notice.

Lizzie Nlcodemue whose place OF residence 10 ull-
known, late OF stark county Ohio, wiz mke & n9tge
that on the goth day oi SeptemnoI n, ~. ,ovo pin
whore ilo action ID now pending the nndersgnc,u,
Jacob Nccdomua, nled his petition agalnst tne sala
The AMID IIsslo Ncodemus Ia required ~ angwor tho
petition IN said action not lator than elx l0 weoks
nftor the goth day OF September 1879, tne 9ate OF
the nrst publication OF this notice, or such divorce
may bo granted. ... .,,,,,,,,,r.s,ta
gep0O-Lw JACOB NlOVbbMoo'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27

Notice ls horeby given that petition has been
preaented 20 tho County Commissioners OF Stark
county, Ohio asking for the right 70 incorporate the
adjacent territory, omhrapinn tho entire section
fnumbpr olght) m which said Village II located aud
Ia change the name OF slld village 10 Maxlmo, that
seid petton win be for hearing by the said County
Vnminesloners nj the Court House. IN Canton Ohlo
y" Wy - - MIN q. p. FODEL
sepo.ow Agent for Petitioners
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Attachment Notice.

Charles Bark, rlnt before A. D. nraG,Gn' .pv y, ,rv
w, Nhnlun. loWhhhlpi oNNh
On tho pqnd day 0f August, ileRi, said Justice
lssnei nm order 0f attachment In tho above action
'or 'uO '"'" VI ''' '''''' '''V' CHARLES BARK.
Canton, o., Sept, II, 1888 .i0wd,.dgt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
saturday, the 9th day Of October, 1888,
Legal Notice.

Michael u, HOlek, whose place ~ residence - W.
knotn iats oil Caniitn htaTL u0nnly one viii take
notice thai an tic iit dai VI Angnah A u intt "
The Court VI COmm0n reas a hlAih county, ono
6l,lg the underslgned Ihune W, hOllek, nled her
pellilon agalnat said Michael ~ loliek praying
lof divorce from him, aud also restoration W her
fOlinef name Of Jennln w upnlpfi
ihe s,id Michael O H0llrk 10 required 70 answer
Tho ,etiilOu M said aelOn nOl alef than IA weeks
aitef lid idth day III AuRnft lffi thr date 0i tue
mt publlralOn Of tlia nollee or aheh divorce ana
'p'V' w" JENNIE W ROLiOK
MosG A MoCARTYI Atys fpr petitioner
augldrLW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Moorr's DIAMOND OnApE,

Tho bupcncl are large, compact, shoul'
dcrod, and sometimes double shouldcrod,
very handsome. Berries large white
with whltIsh blooms sl,ln thin, but
tough, berries cling wcil to the podunclo;
lesh melting Juicy and sweet to tho
center, vine u strong grower and Ubund'
ant bearer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Administrators Notice.

Nation i'd hereby given that tho undersigned have
been duly appointed and qualified Aa Admlnlttfht0ta
OF Inc estate OF Finley Snyder, lato OF STARK
'ouh'S ""'V' THOMAS w, CHAPMAN,
A. W. uoSifOiiN,
Sent, 4, 1898. .Ohw Administrators
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Administrators Notice.

Notice ia hereby given that tho undersigned nave
been duly apponiod ana qualified Administrators OF
iho estate Oh Henry 0arty, late of hlaik county
""''' "'''' DAVID liAROET
Sent /, 1853. -0hw Admlnlmfh'oiA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27

lN VuihNNiip ~ Nv NlNNl hllNlNN ~ Wy ffNNHf.
Court Of STARK county OhoI VIII oief Tor HAlp ~
public auction on
Saturday, the l3lh day OF October, 1883,
Al one O'Clock In the afternoon upon the premlsgs
ths f0ll0WluH described real estate situate W uir
e0untv al ataTk aud statf 0f uhlu, t0rWi ihe NORTH
east duaTlef 0f section four a. township seventeen
IN fange alK (n) excepting thefplfpn hnpul tWrh'
IN acres out Vt the n0ltWti epigrl pl saldsuhiltt
heretofore sold ~ CalhaIne hlNehpyi when tkepp'
led tract n bounded ana Described ~ loluNhl W,
Ginning fnf the same ~ the northwest corner el sAa
hOTth6asl quarter thence running east fhtihllhh
degree 20 the right re chalns ana 10 lnhh W hloh
Nm ihe t0wnhhp road thence south 10 ohlnH ana W
links 10 Stone, thence Neh " Tho quarter lhr VI
ehains and 7b linkh 10 d fl0ne thence npflhwhfd
along the quarter lne 70 The place ef ptHhhnri
Also eKeeplpg fIOm SAID quarter heetlph MpiesAll
about X Oi an acre out pf the h0nlhWenl tpihpi ~
quarter, which said 4 Of on acre lfael was hefelo'
ed as follows beginning Ofthe same ~ thr hhlilh'
west corner Of said northeast luafiefl tuhnlnN
thence east q rods 70 hthne htncr hutth Ahpul 70
.0da 10 a stone IN the center ~ lhe tnhal thence
,rest,Vafdiy With tile center VI hAl rphd " iht Wrht
iine nj said quarter aforesaid thenee Win hAd Hue
south % the place OF bcglnnlng containing about 7
OF an acre, 1000
ierns of saie-One,ihitd IN handl 0ne'ihlfd W
sais with nt6reat on the deferred payments from
day 0f halel deferred naymenia 70 DO secured ny
hmp''e'e' "i'' WV VALENTINE MONO.
Executor Of tho lat win VI Samuel
Oyster deceased,
M0NG a MocARTY, Executors AHyA
AuHlOshW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27

In our illustration Ia shown now
variety Of grape, which, according 70 ~
high authority aa VielS, n "of remarkable
merit aud VIII take place above any
white variety now known II 10 said 10
bo n cross Of Concord with Iona, II orig.
mated with Jacob Moore, who produced
tho DrIghlon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Attachment Notice.

Henry Klcmp, PtG. before a, D. l,raden, 4 y,
M Canton Township, stark CO.,
John slubock, Doft OHIO
ON the goth day Of August lAss SAID Jusllce
Issued nn order Of attachment In tho above action
'o' WV '' HENRY KL1GMp
Canton. O., sopt II, 1884 -i8wdt.dRt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Divorce Notice.
,lo n, orewl' rlaIH'la' ln,vo,oo Notice.

Jonnlo E ofowl, Plalntln, l,.-.,.,,..
VI, Divorce NoUoo'
Joseph u, Crowl, Defendant,
Joseph u. crowl, whose place Of residence y un'
tnown IA hereby notified that on the lat day OF Sop
tsmbei ilots Jennlo A. Cf0wl nlcd her petition w
the oce of the clerk Of tho Court ot Common flth.
within and ior tho county 0f stark and state oi
Ohio, charging said Joseph VI VioNl WIN Hfoes ho'
glect of duty N his marital relations,
The object and prayer Of said pelluohlg mat unen
Tho hearing thereof she may be divorced ifgm llg
said Joseph u, CrOwl, .glycn the care, euel9uy Mu
eontrol ol Nor minor child with reasonable Almony
said potltltl0n will bo for heAtlnH ~ lhp nsh. term
OF said court JENNIE ~ Nnv,v,s@
nv IoNIal& lIupaoN, AltyA eclp-lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price q cts,
Sold by Weber Bros,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27

Ono Of many forms Of feeding racks for
cattle In barn yards or for feeding hay In
the field, no aa TO avoid placing II on the
ground, h represented la the accompany
Ing cut, described by Country Gentleman,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Stump Blasting a Specially

Plenty OF experience and satisfaction guaranteed.
Also dynamite for sale at tho lowest prices.
Also Grape blackberry and wild Cherry Wine
for medicinal puposeS ~ agnloni n nohe pS,,or
Dnck eR,ta for sale. ], u. MACHAMER II
nefxSsw sF llartyille, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Administrators Notice.


Notlco IN hereby gyon that tho undersigned has
been duly nunllnod and appointed ~ AdmlniBtrnt0r
Vo"'''' ""'V' ALpIIEuR BRADY,
Administrator
Dated sept 4, 1883, -0hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-27
Executors Sale of Real Estate,
Saturday, the lSIh day OF October 1883,

Ia puisuanee of an order granted by the Probate
Court Of STARK county, Ohloi VIII onuf Tor HAlp ~
public auction on
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

It was cG TIE mouth Of Cnpqua river
Tho bark Estreila vas coming from Tacoma
loaded With coal, tie captain says be saw tbs
serpent not more than 200 yards distant
When he was satisfied that ke behcll real
live serpeut and not a creation of bis iUagi'
nation, the captain sprang below and gu, bi,
nae, calling u his vito and crew 70 cons on
dack and view the wonder The lady aud scv.
egal OF the crew came On deck and plQlnly
saw the monster swimming b. Hoapyeared
to be about eighty feet long, AID as t!g
Ground as 4 barrel BE rode over ths
waves with his head ard ten feet Ct
body elevated above water e7sry now
aud then dipping bis iIumsDse head
into tho water, the body making gigan'
tic couyolutio1s while gliding caterpillar
Ike over the waves. TIE head was ast. o.
dashed, Is the captain describes 10, aud TIC
body appeared 70 be covered with scales
About ten feet Of what might properly te
called tho uccE was covered with coarse
hair, resembling e name. After viewing tho
mouster tor q while the captain raised biz
rife and 0rel several shots at is. but the bui.
lets fell short Tho sea serpent seemingly
paid no attention u the shooting, but kept on
his way The excited Spectators kept 1t ~
view for fully q hall hour, when, without any
apparent lurTy, it sank out OK light Ia IL.
sea and was not seen after Alta Ca.ltos
min
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

Il Is an easy matter for child total OF
tor au older person to knock them dowa
either in play or anger. Often no account Il
made Of fall aside from the immediate
pain, but in few days, or 1t may be weeks,
the child begins 10 complain OF pains here
and there, Of being tired, Of its back aching
FroYn being active it becomes quiet, uorose,
irritable; nothing suits 1t. Don't think the
child is only cross, nor forget that fall 1t had
upon its back. Examine the back carefully,
pressing the finger on each 7ertebra scpar-
stely. Some Of them viii probably DC sansi-
ave. Another way OF examining IS the
child being seated, press quickly, firmly
down with both hands on the shoulders. II
it causes any pain or even bad feeling con
Eult the best doctor In reach. See that the
child is kept OF Its feet as much as possible
and il reclining position. You thus take tho
weight or from the infamed part OF the
spinal column, and possibly few weeks Of
confinement in bed viii enable The parts to
recover without defornity. This disease.
Potts disease by name Is often not noticed
until there Is quite marked curvature OF the
spine.
Hip disease is another very common cause
Of detornity and untold suffering. 1t Is
mentioned here only that mothers may know
the first signs and often have the complaint
arrested in the first stage before deformity
ensues. Il develops oftenest among 50 called
delicate children OF children With scrofulous
tendencies II may begin in infancy, but not
usually until the child walks, lor after the
age Of maturing Is reached. 1t may result
from some injury, or, 50 far as known cause
Is concerned, it lnay lust come" like Topsy.
In the beginning, In the usual form, the
hip is not complained Of at all; IL is the knee
that ofends. When standing the child rests
the toes Of the affected limb ON the foot Of
the we'll limb. They lie on the other side
and avoid long walks and al active games.
These symptoms seem very slight aud too
often even q severe leg ache Is attributed to
growing pains" Oh, those growing palnsl
When child complains as above, have him
extend the limb, holding the kneesf!G; strike
tho sole Of the foot sharply, squareiy. u
viii not be the knee, but the hip, that viii
CRY OUT. Now Is the time Of salvatlon il this
disease BEST, good air, good food, early In
stituted proper treatment are NECESSARY 70
insure perfect cure In the above complaints.
Az % A Whitfield, N. D., IN Good House
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

It |, true that the young wife ami mother
Is moro often too self sacrificing than other.
wise. She sinks Der own individuality alto
getber too much In he service OF her family
II Il the easies. thing 10 do 70 reserve uofhins
IN the way Of devotion, but 1t Is not th /,
wise,t way. II develops seifshness lastsed
cf t1oughttulness IN the beloved ones whom
whom she served, and II too often happens
that the wis and mother whoAdAaies hsrssn
soostantly III waiting upon others. sud de-
nands no consideration tor herself, wakes
later in Life to ind that she has made mia
take. Out Of the fullness 1t Esr heart sbs has
given moro than she ought TOR the sake Oh
her family Is well as hersslf
The daughter whose comfort has alwsys
been consulted before that OF her mother !,
tho sou whose hours Of study or play must
never be interrupted for his mother SAKE
the boshand who knows that bis wife u q
saint for uusslfshnsss, impose uncensc,ops!y
upon her goodness And they devvlope duu.
ness of ywpathy, an unreadiness to think OF
Dor needs, which Il ~ hurkul y their own
moral growth ~ h Is heartbreakiny and In
comprehensive 10 the woman who has w.
lsKly laid dowp bsr very life Tor thsmL--
christtan Advocate,
Tue ORIGINAL Of Thacksrayt Marriages "a
"fsndeunis," George Stovin vsushles, q. G..
haa Just died, having = personal estate =
e750,Q0a He willed various sums 70 survnnn
I'd hfs annuity = eato tWmar lsna.
lrssk ...........-' (.
naba0fiho for ~ Iuua
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
New York stock Market.
Reported by Z. w. Branch q Co., banker
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street
REVIEW.

hkFlEMs
NEW York, December l2.-The Lon.
don market for Americans opened active
ut fGtc advances and gained TIL the
close. Latest cables quoted the tone as
strong. Our market opened feyefish,
with the temper of the room rather bull
ish. London buying and this frightened
the shorts. Prices gradually improved,
but upon the advances trading slackened
and before noon was very dull. New
England did not follow the up.turn, and
the traders were mYstined rs to where
The selling came from, after the good state
ment made at yesterdays meeting. Rich
mond Terminal preferred was strong and
actiye--in fact, the Southern securities
were all stronger The grsngers' stocks,
with the exception OF 81. Paul, showed
fair strength. Sales to noon were 1877 554
shares. In the afternoon Western
Union dividend OF 1t per cent and =
Missouri Pacific per cent made the
trading rather active for q while, and The
active list gained trsctIonslly, but In the
closing hour stocks were rather on the
down grade, but the days work showed
gains for all but New England and Rich
mond Terminal and preferred stocks.
Final trades showed fairly steady tone,
but the leading operators confess they
ara all at sea over tho situation. When
London rallies our market sulks, and
rice yersa The London advances seemed
based on the easy fortnightly sentiment,
and our advances probably upon cover.
ines for short account. When this Inter-
esi was satisfied there was NO substantial
support, and accordingly eased of. II IL
simply a scalping market for the present.
Money, a@a3c., sterling exchange, 81
s5QS4 e9}.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
Condansina His Memorial.

Among the many incidents connected
with the building Of the cathedral Of All
Saints is one which Is indicative Of the
oft stated ability OF the people OF this
country 10 extract the kernel Of qnes-
ton upon the shortest notice, Que o!
tho stonecutters was busy the other day
carving tue inscription on the memorial
pillar 10 Governor Dix. After surveying
his work and reading it he turned to a
bystander and lnconically said; Whats
the use Of all that just put on it, Shoot
him on the spot. ":--Albany Journal.