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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
LORg-Standing

Blood Diseases are cured by
tho persevering use OF Ayers
Barsaparilla,
This medicine Is an Alternative, and
causes o radical change Ia tho system
The process, Ia soma Oasea, may not be
quite 10 rapid ~ In others but, with
narslstonGe, tho result IL certain.
Head ilese testimonials ~
" For two years | suffered from a 80,
we're pain Va my right side, and had
niheT troubles caused by Q TORPID liver
nnd dyspepsia, Alter giving several
medicines fair trial without a cure,
began ~ take Ayers halsapaTilla.
was greatly heneled by tho dist hottle,
rHd after taking iiYn hotties | Was COM
plelely cured ~ lnnn W, Henson, 10
Lawrence No., lowell Mass,
Last May large eatbunola broke ont
On mY arm Tho usual remedies had no
effect aud WAS confined ~ my bod fOr
eight weeks, A friend induced no 10 Inv
bottles healed tho snre, la all nv GXpe,
rienoe with medicine, I mover saw more
Wonderful Results.
Another marked effect of tho use of .hla
medirIna was tho strengthening NJ my
sight" ~ Mis- Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas
~ had q dry soAly humor ior years,
ana suffered terribly and, ~ my BROTH
er aud alalcT were fImllnrly afflicted, I
presume no Welady u hereditary LaBt
winter, DE- Tyron, GOT F6maRdIna,
llan) recommended ine % take Ayer'B
hnfhaparlllh, and continue ~ fGT year,
For live m0ntha I took II daily I have
not had q blemi8li upon my body iOf tho
last three month";" ,"- ~ u. Wiley, liG
Chambers st., Now York City
" Last fail ana winter / was troubled
with dull, heavy pain In NY aide,
ala not notice II much at first, but IN
gradually grow worse until II became
alm0At unhenrable, During the latter
part of this tlme, disorders " thG RtOm.
hoh and liver Increased my uduhleR, I
began taking Ayers haihaparilla, aud,
after faithfully continuing tho us6 Of
this medicine for some months, the main
disappeared aud l was completely
cured, " i. Mrs, Augusta A, Burbusl,
llayorllll, Mass, ..-a.--.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED ~
Dr. j, Q, Aver & Co., Lowell, Mas.
fHcotl alr bottles, ii. woHh '6a bottle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
SHERIFF. SALE.

dOhn FlOfy ~ hl floM court
liy virtue OF an order Of sale, issued by tho
clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF stark Co.. o.,
IN the above action and " me directed Will Offer
for sale NJ public outory NJ tho door OF the court
house, IN tho city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1889,
tho following described roa estate to.wlt Tho
east part Of the southeast quarter Of section four
teen (li) OF township eleven Ol), Ot range nine
(O), containing sixty acres Ot land and being all of
that portion OF said quarter section not heretofore
conveyed 10 Daniel RrauOhcr except nine aud
BDi0O acres OF land sold lherclrom by these gran.
tors January 2sth 1919, by deed, recorded IN vol
1879, pace ib7 10 Benjamin londor, Also except
fourteen and 100 ncrcs Of land sold thornfr0n
by these prAntors 10 H. Holl by deed dated January
93th, 1878, recorded IN vol lbJ, page 47i,
Appraised NJ o. $50,
sale to commence at one o'clock y, m, Terms
cash,
A, LEiNtNGER, Sheriff.
W, W. 81, \, CLAWg, Att'ys,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

THERE appears doubt about the con.
lrmation Of Whitelaw Reid, as minister
to France The Democratic senators
are opposing him with vigor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Only TnIRPY.RGanT STARS.

ED. DEMOCRAT, Have we ~ states
now In the Union, and should our flag
contain ~ stars. VET.
Alliance o., March 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
sHnRIFF BALE,


r6y virtue ai Az 0IdeT Of sale issued ~ ale gleIh
M tie e0ud N lamlnpR piea4 ~ hlAlh ppunb y W
IA aIoyo aatlnn anl N Ine directed will 1hpf lpt
"a Al puhg GRtGTI, ~ ihn door pl lhe ppnil
house ln' no plU VI tahlpni on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
saturdny. the lath dny OF AprII. lssl
Appraised AZ $1,000.
SHERIFF SALE.

n, n, Wood a 90, order OF Sale
VA stark Co. Common
ishn NJ. shcucrdM Pleas Court
Hy virtue Of an order oi sale Issued Ivy clerk
Of the court Of common pleas NJ Slptk county OHIO
IA the uhUyu action and " me directed ! VIII 0nOf
for aaln NJ public cutlery ~ tho door OF tho court
house, IN tho city OF Canton on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1880,
tho following described real estate tOswt.
lot number 10, IN 4. N, shelters inst addition ~
Heath city ONO aud lots number I, 9, q H. a. %,
"a 30, 90, b7 and ~ IN i, NJ shelters second addl
tlOh 70 teach ulU, Onto
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

SasfaiA,y-,uas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Ayers SarsaparilIa,

Dr. U, o, Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Mass,
Price u slE bottles, 5i WoHh % bottle
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
THE BLACK BESS.
TContinued From First Page

unrus3 co ssGnuering sUcEet anu managing
hesh, that in one instant would have
their hellish grip on every live nerve and
squirting vein. Then my ears were ring
ing with shrieks; ! fancied that even
through the hot roar and reverberation
q our fight heard the rest When
would the last car be over, the last wheel
turnedl Was that swift hiss the severing
Of tres upon the raiE
Il was passed. We rolled into Brook.
ford station; George ROwe's hand had
clipped before the and slowed the Rack
Bees TO her usual point. We stopped.
Then the blood bounded back 20 nv
heart, 30 my throat, 90 my face. the
strength Of an army TO NV single hand.
seized DIR. Blanchard by the shouldei
q n he had been made % card board.
''COme hack with me- ] hOarsely yelled.
''n we find nothing | am well Onet
more-but u Il Is as am sure It Is, then
you are dead!'
And, regardless Of nv train. swinging
my lantern 10 this side and to that.
rushed back with him 10 the spot wherS
the highway crossed the track, and where
swore some torn, crushed thing mus
lie. Never. never had been 50 sure
and there-yes, yes-sOb and strange
you foOl!-Oh, God! ola, God.-it wa.
Margaret
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
Road Notice
OF KANSAS

STATE OE KANSAS
COUNTY % SALINE
once of County Clerk, January a., Ike.
NOTICE 10 hereby given: That. On the ljth
day OF January, lsss, q petition singrd by "
GustOfson and p others was presented 10 the
Board of County Commissioners Of the
County and state Aforesaid praS ing for the
vacation and relocation Of n certain rBad
described Ne follows, viz:
The TUsd 20 be- vacated h ON see. line be-
tween the sNi. OF see. 2S-l5-t and the NNi,
oG sec. S-l5-i The rnad io br lorated com.
menr~s NJ the So corner of the NWk OF
see. - and the W corner VI the NWt. OF sec
lion ~, Twp Is = W, and runs wrsf tO the
bend Of q rrrek, thence arOund said bend On
south side Ia sc. line, thence west on sec
liIe iO another bend la said crrrk, thence
anDund said h. nj an south side tn sec. line,
thence west On sec. line Ia another bend In
said creek In Swi. OG Nwi. of sc. 9S-l5-4,
thence around said bend on north side oi
said creek tO ser. line. thence vest to inter
sect county rOad.
whereupon said Bnarl Of County Com.
miSsioners appointed the e tlowiuE- named
persons, viz: Dlof FOrSss. Edward Nelson,
and ". Anderson ~ NEwerS with In
SirurtionS to meet. Ia conjunction with the
County surveyor. al the hOuss Of principal
petitIoner, In Washington Township, on The
aHh day OF MBrrh. A. u. Isss. and proceed 20
Niew said road, aud give to all parties .
hearing.
BY order oG the Boar,I Of County Com
mlsSiOnrrs.
SEAL Ju~EPH SARGENr,
county Clerk.
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Rnall Noiirr.
STATE up KANSAS
COUNTY oF sALlSE.

STATE up KANSAS
COUNTY OF sALISE.
once of County Clerk, January u. lsss.
NoIiCE IL hereby given: That, ga the l5ih
day Of January ,isss, 4 petition signed By in
Davis and y others, Vas presented 20 the
Board OF County Commissioners OF the
County and State aforesaid praying for the
location Of n certsin road described - fol.
lows, via:
Commencing al the sE corner Uf Lot No
n. block I, and the SW corner OF bot 20 bloc
2, aecordluE to the plat OF SeS Cambria
thence iunninE south Through part of NMi. nj
the AZ OF Sec. a. township Is, x 2 W, u
the south side nj right OG way Of the & X and
Ry. The said road bring an extension oi
q street TO sive acrp~S To the ChIraEo, Kan.
-as a Nebraska Railway DrIsBt.
Whereupon said BosTd OF County Com.
missioner sppSintrd the follow ing named
persons, viz: Daniel Humbarsrr, Geo. NIL
Ter and Jonas Benneld a. viewers with In.
StTnctious In meet, In conjunction with tbs
County Surveyor. at the PuSt-offirr In New
Cambria, Cambria Township, ON the lttl
day oI March, A. u. ISIS, and proceed 10 view
said road, snd give 60 all parties = hearing.
BY order NJ the Boan1 ~ County Commits
Stonef~-
SEAL JusEPH SARGENT,
county Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
knuAL WAGES.

EDITOR JOURNAL:-we recently
heard q conversation between two
prominent business men Of Salina,
when one made the remark: "Ies;
we hire girls because they are
cheaper" This little sentence has .
great deal Of hidden meaning to the
masses of feminine bread-winners,
who have the misfortune TO wrestle
with the demon Of poverty. Many
there are who have lost the good
right arm Of Husband, father, brother
or son for their support, by death or
disease, or maybe by drunkenness,
aud not only support themselves,
but the wretched specimen Of man
hood who once they were proud to
honor. But why hire girls and wO-
men because they are cheap: DO
they not perform the same duties A.
4 man u they are competent, and II
not competent, why hire them nj all ?
In some positions 10 he filled 1t IL In
part the fault Of the applicant for
employment, but mostly, in nine
eases out Of ten, q woman fills the
bill ~ we'll, and sometimes better,
than q man, aud for half price. IL
does not help matters IL the employer
be q woman, for the majority are
less generous in paying for labor
than their husbands. But we, ~ Of
the number Of those who must work,
most emphaticslIy protest against
the above sentence, "hiring girls be-
cause the are cheap" aud my
working sisters aim TO excel in
Whatever branch Of labor they may
lie called upon TO I'LL. We hear 20
much in Kansas about Equal rights,
hut would Il not accomplish more
good for these female philanthro-
pists who are having a good time
roaming over the country II some
one else'E expense to Use their in
huence, IL they have any, To raise
the standard Of wOmen's labor. that
instead of u girl getting fifty cents
per day for doing what = man gets 3
dOlla- for when other qualifications
are equal she too will get her one
dollar. Aud a. for voting nj our
coming election, allow me 10 say, Ia
the words Of one who knows. Let
IL go back to the Bible-tO first PTin-
riples-IO Adam in the garden. We
find man was first made; woman al
most seems to lie an after thought.
ID H. expressly said, at il not good
for man Ia he alone: ! will make
him n helpmeet." Il seems woman
was made Avowedly to relieve man
Of his lOnelinrss-tO constantly re-
fresh his manhood with her presence.
In the doom that overlook their r.
belliun, man was condemned tu
wresi from the earth his daily food.
M part nf this destiny WAS allotted
to woman in the natural order Of
events Her lot was to bring intO
the world n sIurdy race nf sons aud
daughters, and to nurture this race,
bending il in her womanly fashion
tn good aud God, to truth and purity.
ID Il Ia Ice found in the first chapters
Of the first book of the Bible. Can
you suggest II larger sphere" Train
ing children in the nurture and adj
monition Of the Lard 10 be good men
and great patriots, il n slow hut
worthy task.
We huild the ladder Ia which We rise.
Ana mount to IL summit round los round.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
lkIHAT
III Ais
YOUR.

DO you feel dun. Ianguid. low-spirited. life.
| les. and indesCTibably miserable. both piIys a.
cally aud mentally: experience q sens, OF
fullneSs or blnatinE after eating. or OF gone.
mesa or emptiness Of stomach In the morn.
ing. tongue cSIated. bitter or bad taste in
mouth, irregular appetite. dizziness. frequent
hsadaches, blurred eyesight, !" floating specks %
before the eyes nervous prostration CT ex.
haustion. irritsbility Of temper. hot Pushes,
alternating with chilly sensations. sharp,
biting, transient pains here and there. cold
teet. droWsiness after meals Wakefulness. OF
disturbed and unrefreshing slsep. constant
intescrihaiie feeling Of dread. or OF impetd-
ing caiamtyF
II you have all or any considerable numler
" these symptons. you are suffering from
that most common Of American maladi,s-
Bilious Dyspepsia. or Torpid Liver. associated
with Dyspepsia. or Indigestion. The more
complicated your disease has become, the
greater the number and diversity Of symp
toms No matter what stage il has rri,I he'd
Dr.. PterceS Golden Medical Discovers
will subdiie ". IL taken accOring 90 dirpr-
tons for q reasonable length of time. 10 not
cured, complications multiply and Consump-
Rheumatism. Kidney Disease, or other graVt
msladies arp quite liable 10 st In and. sOOnei
or later. iuducss q fatal termination.
Dr. Pleree's Golden Medical Die
eovery acts powerfully upon the Liver, and
through that grrat hlUsJd purifying nTRp
puriiles. from whatever causa arising %
equally efhcactOus In acting upon the Md
neyS and other eEcretory organs, cl-aHsiuR
strengthening, AMI bealing their disasar A.
digestion and nutrition. thereby building up
both nesh and strength. In malATiai disfrictS
this WONDERFUL medicine his gained great
celebrity In curing Fever and AEue, Chills and
Fever, Dumb AEue, and kindrpi disease
Dr.. Pleree's Golden Medical Dis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
+rnrbRAxcr LKnIsL.ff hr.
a fissslutisa Adopted whith Airs Ga
shat Kansas CITY WHISKY Out


Of Easxas.
Tie house adopted an important
resolution introduced by the
IL calls upon congress TO pass
q Law which, II secured, would
prevent the shipment OF liquor from
Kansas City into Kansas, which In
now carried on so extensively. The
resolution As adopted IL - follows:
The temperance committee intro
duced the following resolution:
Resoirsd, BY the hOuse Of repre-
seutatiVes the senate cOneurTin.
therein, that our members Of con
gress be requested 60 use their in
fiuence to secure the passage OF n
law prohibiting the sale OF intOKi-
eating liquors 81 the national
soldiers home In LsaveBwOrth, aud
on other military reservations with
in the state Of Kansas except for
medicinal, scientific aud mecanicAl
purposes: second, that they insist
ON an amendment tO the Interstate
commerce law to the effect that no
Intoxicating liquors shall be trans
ported from any place without this
state TO o place within the same by
railroad companies, express csm-
panies or other common carriers,
unless said Intoxicating liquors are
consigned TO some person authorized
under the laws Of this state To sell
into xIcatiBg liquors.
The following resolution introduce
ed by Mr.. Crew was adopted:
ReSOIred, That our senators
and our members Of congress be
requested, II possible. to have the
revenue laws Of the United States
80 amended that before any person
can obtain q permit to deal Ia
spirituOus or malt liquors, the person
applying shall first he authorized Ia
deal In spirituOus or malt liquors
under the laws OF the state in which
such person intends to engage In
business, aud further, IL any such
person shall obtain q tax stamp
from any officer Of the United States
authorized to grant such stamp tax,
and IL il shall become known that
such person receiving such permit
was not authorized under the laws
Of the state to deal Ia splrlluOus or
malt liquors, such tax stamps shall
he null aud void, aud that the per-
son or persons 80 dealing under such
fraudulent permit shall he liable In
the same manner Is u NO tax stamp
he'd ever been grated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
ABSTRACT or PROCEEDINGS Ot
The KANSAS LEGISLATTHE.
IIDI'sE.
IxTRnpUCTIox oF BILLS

~ Ai'N wv fliHAaNs
II. X. No. Ig3. by Mr.. Reeder al
Ellis, to provide for q state inspector
Of oils aud deputies.
II. B. No. 49,, by the committee
on charitable institutions, for the
erection Of an insane asylum al
some point not further east than
thirty-six miles east Of the sixth
principal meridian In Kansas
II. u. 40 ~. by Mr.. Ford of
Crawford, To prevent persons from
unlawfully using or wearing the
badge Of the military order az the
Loyal Legion. Woman Relief corps
Of Sons or Veterans.
II. Il. No. 49,, by Mr.. McLennau
Of Ellsworth. authorizing the city Of
Ellsworth to vote aud issue bonds
for the purpose Of developing salt
mines.
II. - No. sol, by Mr.. Weaver of
Saline, to amend sections ~ aud -,
chapter ~, session laws of IS~j, for
the organization and control oi
mutual life insurance as-oriatinns in
this state.
II. b. No. 5G2, 10y Mr.. McAGee, Ia
repeal an act providing for the im.
prOvement Of country roads.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
Rnati yotIrp
STATE OF KANSAS 49,
CoUSrT ~ SALINE,

~ y Of AANFANsf
COUSrN ~ SALINE,
Ofice OF County clerk, January D., ISS
NOTICE In hereby given: That, On the ljJh
day VI January, lssa, 5 petition signed by A.
4. Morrison and y others was presented 10
the Boanl vi COuntN Commissioners Of the
County and STATE aforesaid praying for the
locailOn Of . crriain TUad, dS>Cribed fol.
lows, viz:
Commencing 81 the SW corner Of the
NWls Of -srtiOn =. and the 81 corner III
the Me- of -ectipn -. and thence running due
south on -ectiou line b-iwr~n the 81 Uf sec
z and the ~ of sec. - and SC. Is and sre
~ IN the .Ouih iiur Of Cambria Township, Ill
being Ia Twp. o., ~ " OF the 9Th p NJ said
road TAI be ~ feet Idle.
Whereupon aaid Beard of County Commis.
sloners apIsplutrd the E,lloNtnx- named per.
sous. viz; ,. "a. Barker. Edward Wells aud
Edward Short a. Viewers with instruction.
to meet ~ the house oT A. x. Morrison, 10
Cambria Township, On the SHh day oi
March, A. ID. ls9s. and prUrrpd Ia view said
rOad. and give tn all parties q hearing.
BY order OF the Board ct county TOM
niiSsiOnrrS.
SEAL Jo~EPH SARgENT,
County irrk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
Publication Notice.
STATE or KANSAS
EorwTy or aAIIyE

CorNrN oF SALINE.
IL the Disfrfrf Cosrf 81 said CsNBfs.
Gabriel Donmyer, Lewis DonByrr and
sarah Faust, Plaintiff.
Elizabeth Donmyer. Simon Y. DOn-
myer. and Daniel Donmyer. ~ ex-
ecntorS Of the last will Of Lewts Don-
myer, deceased, and the same perNon< - In
divtduals. Amanda KFaft. Eama kOhr. Re-
becca Donmyer, Franei. Donmyer. susan
Rring. Catherine Krtng. EliEnbeih REYNOLDS,
Sarah A. DoDmyef. Jacob Donmyer, simon
loumyer. Levb Donmyer. Daniel ponmyer.
Daniel King. John King. 0eorEe King. yarob
King. Catherine King. Elizabeth HlnE.
william King. 8eorre Hslssi. J. ". Hels-i,
Hesry Heis-l. Edward Helsei. and Jonas
HPlsrl. p<fendnnte.
me shove NAMED Susan KrinE. Catherine
Krinx. Ellkabsth Reynolds, Daniel Hlng.
John King George King, Jacob King. Gather
Inc King, EtiEnheth King. william King.
GsorR- Heisri, Henry Helsri, John W. Hei-
81, Edwart Helsel and Jonas HesAel, Bon
resideuts of the state Of Kaneas. WI take
NAMED plaintiff vito IA. on ths seventh day
Of April, lss Gle their petlt On In the Dtstriet
CouFt of saline County, kansaA, aGatnst the
aiuve- named defsBdsnts, snd that they
must answer said pefitioa on 90 before the
lafh day % Herch, 10. o. said pRtittoo VIII
- taken a. true, and lndzmenf rendered ar-
eoriingiy. .efsiag sside- - lnvsiid, the last
viii and testemsnf % L<wts Donmyer, Dr.
aARyERA Boyd
Attor1eys for PislntiR.
Aiis.t: c.IFRRDaicKe0N,
81 clsrk b,sasszt cnsFL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

The transition from long, linger-
aud painful sickness To robust healI b
marks an epoch in the life of the tn
dividual. Such asrPmarkahle event
10 treasured in the memory aud the
agency whereby the good health has
been attained Is gratefully blessed.
Hence u IL that so much IL heard in
praise OF Electric Bitters. 10 many
feel they owe their restoration to
health, To the Use Of the great alter
alive and tonic. IL you Ere troubled
with any disease OF kidneys, liver
or stomach, Of long or short stand
Ing you will surely Il I'D relief by use
OF Electric BitteTs. sold at 80 cents
and 81 per bottle al :. p. Hughes 4
Co.'S drugstore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
AdministralOr's Notice.
STATE or KANSAS. :.

STATE or KANSAS.
COUNTY 90 sALtSE.
~ tAs Proeats Court IA aad foe said COaafy.
In the matter nc the estate of Lars John.
Son, deceased. Notice Il hereby given, thai
let.eFS Of administration have been granted
To the undersigned on the estate of Lam
johnson, late OF said county, decessed, by
the Honorable, the Probate Court Of ths
county and state Aforesaid, dated the Send
day of January. A. n. lSe. Nov. all person.
having claims against said estate are hereby
notified that they must present. the same "a
the undersigned for allowance, within one
year from the date OF said letter., or they
may b. precluded from any benefit &C such
estates and that u such claims be not eN
hlblied within three year. amer the date oi
said letter., they shall BE- for,-yer barred
January Send. lS<l.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

Probably no one thing has caused
such Q general revival Of trade at
y. p. Hughes 4 Cos drugstore ~
their giving away to their customers
Of % many free trial bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for cousump-
tiou. Their trade II simply enormous
In this very valuable article from the
fact that Il always cures and never
dIsapp0iBts. Coughs. colds, asthma,
brooehItIs, Group and All throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You
can ssst q before buying by getting
4 triel bottle free. lsrRs sire All.
Every bottle warranted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

N"luntrrr. -, a. suCressfuI son Of Ham
hlr'"niRn th- ,tmsined IA the North during
hts rsrssr, died nj Walnut Grove. near
wsshingt"nViile. Orange county, y. Y, last
ThursisN. nr-emher o.. lie was n bay horse,
foaied lsIs. heinz gui nv Ham bletouian the
spring be- Was n four year-old, out OF Lady
Patriot, which anefNard produced Sentinel,
Hsrnine. MsTksman and HeiEeI's Handle
tonisn. lie was purchased when = Young
horse ~ the late Alden Goldsmith and Ed
win Thotne. and called Hambleionisn, Jr.
Al - later date when hr became the property
at JAmss 70. Goldsmith. lac Vas named Vol
unteer. and although d-~pissd by many, SOM
teEan Q" make Il mark la the stud. In
Hunir~sS. witch sitIl h"ld, the three. mile
rrcnr,I. he got = great mare. aud she Was
Su"u f"lI"Wsd ~ Amy. ,'IosirT. Alley. Driver
and ~. Iuli'n. \ resume 81 the races irUt.
jed by hI. fastest performers shows that the
i've with rrcUr,Is h-low 80 have Won one
hundred and ity-four races. and three hun
dTed aud -ighty-Seven heat brlOw In All
Of his get that appeared in public proved
game rscehorSes. and trained on, yesr amer
year. improving. Ik- the iuI~s OF the grape,
with age. Volunteer Tull at honor presents
the aanes nfiwenty-s sis 80 irotters and one
PAGER. Eighteen Of hts suns have sir,vi and
sixteen of his daughters have produced IN,
performers, Volunteers I'D list u IS fol-
lows: ~. julien, 2:iIL; Chester. 2:I5; AIIey,
a:ls; Bodine, 2:lSil; Driver. 2:ISis; Amy.
2:sgli; Domestic, 2.Ois; Huntress, 2:sas:
Power, 2=si; Sweetness, ANA; CBOlala,
s.e2il; NOlney. s:2s; Trio, s:ssia ". II. Allen.
s:sis: Frank Wood, s:2t; Carrie. ss2tis; Vol
unIeer Maid, 2.g7: Dexter. 81; Lady MORT
sCn. 2:.7ss; Mary Ann Whitney, 2:s; John
Goldsmith, =:esis; -. RENO, 2:ssi<; Prince
Arthur, 80, and Louise, s=esH.
Volunteer. the above horse, IL the
sire Of the dam Of BroAdwell, 66si,
and Johannes 5l5s-owned by A. Z.
Ransom Of this city.