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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
A BOY POISONED
At the South Plum Street School Build
ing This Morning
BY Drinking Out OF Tin Cup, in Which
Another BOY 10 Supposed ~ Have
Placed lilue Vitrol,

Gordan Day, the twelve year old son
OF William II Day who IL employed nj
the Hampden works, had u narrow
escape from q most horrible death this
morning, -.
Young Day is a scholar AT tho South
Plum street school. This morning he
took drink Of water out OF q tin
cup and soon afterwards was
taken deathly sick, lie was taken Ia
his home at No, % West Teuth street
The boy continued tO grow wOTaG aud
RymptOma OF poison began 10 DO mani
tested, Dr. llukenbrod was sent for but
the boy continued 10 grow worse 30
rapidly that an antid0te consisting OF
milk and the white OF an egg WAS given
10 him,
Ii had the desired effect and the boy
commenced 10 improve, The doctor
arrived aud gave him medicine which
aull further relieved him, Evidence OF
poison was present and the doctor feara
that a reaction may not IN and 6lill re'
suit seriously for the boy
A News DEMOCRAT reporter called
NJ the school this afternoon 10 learn
how the boy had been poisoned. The
teacher did not know positively how II
mad been done, but said one OF the pu'
pills was suspected Of putting blue VII
rO into Que of the tin cups,
The reporter next called NJ the house
where the Day boy ID stopping, lie
found the little fellow looking rather
pale but resting Ra east Ra could be
expected after what he hnd
gore through lie stated that
Ia very few minutes after hG had
taken the drink he commenced 20 feel
bad, tie said that before no had taken
the drink be Raw Patterson Kit, Rn
eighteen year old boy, with quantity
OF blue yllrul,
According 10 the eBtory told by the
Day boy, young Kilt had been amusing
himself scratching the hands and faces
with the YlIyU Day showed u muIk
on his hand where he said Kit had
scratched him with the yltr0l He
says when he took the drink Young
XIII was standing near by and niter'
wards went Iu aud looked at the cup
and then ran up stairs Day says that
other boys lIW kltt put tht yltlul into
tNe cup kllJ leulos that ht pu, any
thing iuly LNo cup
II hls since bcrulrarupd t,a, 1uu OF
Postmaster Archuul went 10 drink DO
fore the Day boy took the drink, but
discovered tunt the water Wa5 bitter
aud did not take the drink
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
APPRAISEME ENTS
By Auditors Of Three Railroads Pass
ing Through Stark,

Auditor Manly has returned from u.s.
sistng IN the appraisement of The
Wheeling q Lake Erie and Valley Rail.
roads
Inc W.&L, h, WAS appraised vt role.
do aud fourteen auditors were present
The main line was put down nj $4,000
mile, an increase of $500, the mdings
were put down mt 1900, the rolling
stock Increased $500 and put down Mt
So 300, the monies and credits NJ 800
aud the buildings accepted as appraised
by Ihe company
The appraissment Of the Valley was
made I'M Cleveland Wednesday. IL Is
reported that u great hght was made
for Il reduction over the assessments of
last year but II was of no avail rhe
main line was put down ut $1,000, the
second track NJ $1,000, side track ~ S2, g..
900, the rolling stock 1T 5000 and the
buildings as returned by the company,
The Auditors Of several counties are
In session this afternoon apprasiug
the Q. q. a. s. road, Those In attend.
ance are William Brew, Of Cuyahoga;
j, NJ. Dick, Of summit; j. W. Freed
man, Of Portage; j. Knight, Of Musk.
ingum;J W. Mckenzie, OF Tuscarawas;
j, Is. Burrow, Of CoshoCton;J j, NJ. West
fall, of Carrolton, and Patrick Manly,
of Stark. Az o'clock they went to
the cOmpanys shops aud 10 look nj the
land recently purchased by the road, so
as to put proper value on IT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
rhO Anollon Rnlo At CLEVELAND

Seyenty.two horses were sold at auc.
ton In Cleveland yesterday nj total OF
S2i 00l, being an average price Of S3ii,'
90. The highest realized was for Toledo
Girl, (pacer) sold 10 VIM, Cottrell Of MI,
Glemvms, Mi.h,, fvf $3.50, RoadmaS
tor 2'2Sli sold for 1856; Maggie Mon.
roe, by Monaco, sold for sO76; Seymour,
bay geldlng by llambletoniOn Down.
ing, sold for 800; Moss Agate, record
2d2, went for 300; Charles H., record
2.26l sold for $3.50; Hattie S. u chest
nut mare by Strathmore, was bought
by John Splan for 5000; Agnes, 2'834,
sold for $3.50,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

Toledo bought Charlie freil (glhhl tof
~ 800, j, \, COxey, OF Massill0n, bought
TOinette by OnNhid for , .WOi l0hn u,
kitzmiller, OF Canton, pad $50 for q
bay mare by Mambrlne King lie also
paid sgib f0ratw0 year Old boy llamlnh
AlmOnt, The Wlloh, atwO year old by
Mambrn0 King was bought by John
n kilzmiler, Tor Ela1. lie also paid
$3.50, for u two year old by llamllns
Aimout
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
poath Of Nm OLD Lady.

Yesterday afternoon Grandma Stone
died at the residence Of her son, VIM,
Stone, No, l2 William street NJ the nd.
vanCed age of g5 years, Mother stone
was IN active and useful woman In her
day. For Tho past ten or fifteen years
she has been rather helpless, She was u
native of Virginia but had lived In
Canton for u number of years. She was
n true Christian, and u member of the
Baptist church In this city. The funer.
nj will take place at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning. Rev. j. N, Field and Rev. j.
w. Wilson will conduct the services.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Ynllop May bo nold nonponalblo.

ltlookS ~ the Valley railway would
be held responsible for thorecent wreck
on that road, The Plain Dealer says,
Coroner Wal2 took the testimony Of
two important witnesses In the Valley
railway accident yesterday morning,
Both Of the witnesses are experts IN
railway matters, and they sw0re that II
the wheel of the smoking car had been
placed IN position In u proper aud care.
ful manner II would not have come oil
and probably the accident would not
have occurred. This ended tho testi'
mony and the accident would not have
occurred, This ended the testimony
and the coroner thinks II probable that
his verdict will be ready to-day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

Coroner Walt2's investigation Of the
Valley railroad Wreck proceeds slow
ly. The coroner has examined a mum.
Der of wheels and axles and expresses
the opinion that u switch Mt the foot of
Holmden avenue would have ayerted
the accident. He has examined a num-
Der Of passengers and will hear the tes'
tlmony ofone or two others to-day. The
coroner hopes TO have verdict ready
In q day or so at the farthest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
ALL oomnetent authorities aaJ

Ali competent authorities say
Bughta Dis ase has no symptoms OF
itR own, bnt presents the sYet0ma OF
0thef affections, WWnefR safe Cure Is
universally recognized ~ q apeclllc for
lr.ghrH Diaan.e Phat Ia WHY n cures
80 many Other dBCnses, which are
caused by me KdDry Affection II re'
stores ihs NduuyH 10 healthy action
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
ANopnnR nspAnLanMnNT
That Employs over One Hundred Hands
DeHirea 70 Locate In Canton,


Desires 10 Locate In Canton,
Mayor Blake this morning received q
letter from llogcnhelm 4 Manche, OF
Cleveland, asking for information In re'
gard 10 locating factory IN Canton
for the manufacture OF pants, oyeralla
aud shirts The letter stated that the
liFm desired 10 establish factory out
side OF Cleveland and would employ
about 100 hands besides large number
OF girls,
They wish 10 know II sufficient help
can bo secured In Canton aud also what
Inducements IN the way OF rooms or
building can b. offered, Mayor Blake
turned the letter over 10 Charles H.,
Frazer OF the board Of Trade, who will
look after the matter and II possible
secure the establishment for Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
saturday, tho 10Th day OF June, 1850
Legal Notice.

John Uuch u resident ot washington county
wisconsin lhylna Cox resident " summit
county ONO aud Charles 4, Nuoh, resident OF
Portage county ONO heirs NJ aud lnlcruiud IN the
estate VI Michael ltuCh, deceased, late Of STARK
county, ohio, will take notice that have presented
" tho Probate Court NJ stark county OHIO, Tor NJ.
lOwAncO ~ mo against the Hald estate, certain ol
e2b1G7 for q balance due me on book nccountl ana
on pf0misaNry note given bJ ana Michael Nuch
during hlA Ito tlmO tO one Charles NlchMd0h, hnd
was owned by me, aud that the testimony concern
ing said clhih viii be heard by said court on thc l1ih
H. W, McCAu0itEY,
Administrator with viii annexed VI 'ho estate ol
Michael iturh, dNCuhlud
dated uay Id, iRIl, iA.iw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
rho cloyelnnd nornc Auction.

Sixty.seven horses were sold at auc.
tion yesterday AT the Fasig sale, for
$4,000, an average Of Sbj2. Madge
Miller sold for Si,lOO; Lady MasCotte,
II years old, sold for Sl3O; Commotion
by Electioneer, sold for Sl,l00. Sir
Archie brought $500, Orange Girl
bay nIly years old, by Florida, was
bought by John u. Kitsmiller Of Can
ton, for 1906; George Ketcham Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
An Advortising Fako.

An advertising fraud has struck the
city aud he Is endeavorlng hard to
"b0k" the merchants Canton mer.
chants have become 30 familiar with
the manner OF throwing away their
money that II Is hardly probable thathe
will do much business. 10 10 rumored
u Canton paper is lending It's assistance
in this fraud, but II would hardly do
NhaN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
nnni,inn,n Arninn enlvn.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Iahds, Chill.
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and odsitlyely cures Piles, or no pay re.
blurred. II is guaranteed TO give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale by
Durbin Wright Il Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

FREDERICK 7, ROBERTS, M. u.
Physician 10 the Royal College OF Sur.
geOns, University OF London, Eng, says
"Loss Of appetite, loss Of eyesight, dys.
peptic symptoms, irregularities Of Che
bowels, are some Of the symptoms Of
advanced kidney disease. Warmers
Safe Cure cures these troubles, because
II removes the cause, and putting the
kidneys in II healthy condition, enables
them TO expel the poisonous or waste
matter from the system. This Is why
WarnergSafe Curecures so many symp'
toms that are called disease
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Ditch Sale.

E0Ilc6 r EcTcGy gI7oh iliNT no work 0f Ihe con.
ttrncllon NJ tho Schumacher County Dltch IN
J. ho tuNuaNlp, hlata tuuhlyt Outut auu Ia
In Green township, summit county, ohio, win bo
sold NJ public 0utury ~ the lowest responsible hid.
der ON the an day nf June 1880 shlo 70 CON.
munco NJ 10 O'Clock n IN, Anl W be- on the premises
near uroOntOwn station, beginning Win 'thr work.
Inn section Of the uutlOtu mouth NJ the Improve
mont" aud continuing thereafter With each re-
mnlnlng section In lia order up sitcAm,' spuOlncn.
t6ns 1t work and Terms VIII be made known on
day NJ sale ny order ni the GOmnlaslOnop " said
county r. H. MANLY, Audltnr0f stark county,
Auditors once, stark GOuniy, Onto,
Canton OHIO Nav lN lbdl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
sntnrdny, tho l5th boy Of Jun0, lNsO.

The following described premises tl'wlt situate IN
Lake tuWnahp, STARK county ONO, ana brlns .
paft Uf tho northwest ana HnnihNtHt quarters nl
section 40, township lH, rlngr a hlunltl ~ TOT
i6Na hrglnHluH 10 r. pOlut u thH fnnl leading iflm
Otreni0Wu ~ UrHFuHhlrFh N n pilht whore Tue
fFrtiUn quarter line ur deviation " tAll quarter
lines funIihg north Aud south through said dHtotln11I
thence moth uu stid llnN ana p'lO pflthm W ne
n6fthrasI and annthHpt CDr0Nr NJ shid quArlrfai
thrhce NORTH Wh ilu distance and X degrees east
no AHd $40 prrrNw W alltr thgug' Wrab ~ Ahl
drFfrrs north N anl 10 pof hrsl thence south.
~ degrees WrU, lO Anl hl W prlrh'ai Weler unL
dduHIrys south. a. prfelr 10 tho plhlr ~ hrilh'
Ming, containing nl tb acre. more nr lrt'
Alfo tho following prrWls'a lurWli situate IN 'ald
tNWUaNIu. section uul ItWfH mentioned IN the
second cause NJ lNtlru hurut ana nnunlrl hA Ainl'
iuUaI commencing lH, lIH vac ~ kNN UIiW'hl
corner VI tract NJ Ia Il BurNh N ilu 'HlrNln MI !!
tTartiN thence south, ~ degrees east chains ana
90 prTrNra tu a.nkri thrpru .null, NJ degrees
wrft no 0hnlui aud pnfchr' 70 tho crnlotol 4 tnl
leading from OforniuNn ~ Ufrunshltihi lhrhoe
north 81 degrees Nral chains ana ~ uufthN W u
point In the cunlrf NJ d road, the slun hrinN hhn
lhu southeast cnflrr NJ aAld u Wn mi trict thence
north Z degrees east, Will tue eAa boundary llhe
VI ah steam mill prop ffy, 10 chains AMI pufphuA
10 Tic place VI beginning, containing hhlt acre
irtta,t 81 Wan acre, appraised ~ 500,
Hnd uaCt Nlplm Mll eAOOO,
sale to commence NJ O'Clock ~ IN, Terms,
cash,
A. LERISGEI- sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
Proposed Amendment 10 tho CODStltu.
tiOl Of Ohio,
TAX X-ATION
AMENDMGNT NO. l

.iAa
s,orioN I, he Il ro6lNod by tlic General Assem-.
Ny Oi the ttaiuNf ono lhbl proposition shall be
submitted 10 The tIctihB NJ TIA state, on tho nnt
ruusdHy Atiri The nIht MUndAy IN November ileW
~ autul Section 2, " a. tets NJ, ~ the CUnblltu
lion o tile state oi uho 40 that II ,hull read M fol.
ARTICLE XII
gro q Tic G.Uoral ,l,rmhv Nni provide for
, q" l,,p 10 ,s's, o., No., aorupN q, 4, state
ana local guNvfunluuts, hut taXus slal hO uniform
uu the same class ul HnlnotW liuiNInH grounds,
puhlir aChlul hnllsrt huuHoy uscd oAulu4lyely for
puullu Wuulp mVltltu NJ ~ purely public charity,
uuhllr prop ni usnd excl tyuB foi any public pufa
rose, Hnl pWgunn plpn'wy 10 ~ amount not UNs
crtJmn IN value tw" hulrtrl collars fnf each In
d,yliuW ntA 10y gfWuuI lava hH u,VmptOd from
inNitlou aud iht Vnlbu VI AL pttpprt, 40 ux,mptpd
blll N .m tiWu a. timt, hH Adtrllnod aud pubs
ithwl, ~ may hv dntr dhy iw
sEg ~ such plWilUu tinsu Clertou desiring N
uie ballots the words "t Ygtlun Amcudmuht--
iut ' luN " 10 N n WuHluWUn, may
49,, o,l1' ipe words "rHnliOn
''' ,mut ,hnll lanc effect on tho
! W'GRr h. LAMrsoN,
speaker ul The lltu. ~ lVpu uunLlllyOa,
U I4l H. DAVIS,
ptrf'nunl riu ten, Uf the senate,
Adopted April o, ls.a
uNtrp ETAWH or AMLuicA Ono,
OfrlUE or TIM Aluul.rAHY ~ tTAfE I
DanlN j NSAi, frory. ry at state NJ tic stats OF
ONO dc hnchi rorllN tutl lhn foregoing ~ true
oopl ol iolnl resolution adopted ny tne 1encul
AWilnbi NJ lhr state Of Onto IN Tie Oth day NJ
APRIL !, d. 1859, taR0n from tho original rolls hlod
IN thlb once,
In testimony whereof have herounto subscribed
my nHmc, and Ntnred my 0mclh seal,
letALl ~ Columbus, tho ION dal Oi Aprll,
DANIKL !, RYAN,
to-Lm) Secretary Of State,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
NOTICE.

Notice II hereby glyon that the undorlgncd, nd.
mlnlsttntnr Ol Catherine briRgC, deceased VIII, on
the phth day Of MAY lsHp, mnkv application 70 the
Probate Court Of stark county, ONO, 70 upll ~ u
desperate clnlm thr balance VIA ebSl 30 aud inter.
est remaining nnc0llcCtcd upon Judgment against
ono doc, \. hTgglo IN fyOr NJ tins administrator
JESSE H. VAN NOSrRAN,
Administrator Of TIE oalato OF Chth1rln
lrlgWle deceased
MANN a bow ANY, smlbsdptWOt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

Johu II wleet Admr Allm order Of salc IN Par
vs. } Utlnn, AlAfk county NolnH
John stripe et at, mon rloaa Court
Hy virtue of nu atlas order NJ sale issued Ny
hy thU firrt NJ tho court ni common pl'ns NJ stark
o. o., In tho above action and W NC directed, viii
Offer iuf sale NJ public puirO NJ the door OF Mo
court house IN tho clV " Canton. on
saturday, the 10Th day OF June, 1880,
,ho following described real estate being tho
north half 0i the uufhwUs quarter NJ section thirty
one (HD IN said Lake tnNnahlp hud containing
eighty acres NJ hud, hn tho same mnfu ut luW oAs
trut thufrffum tract " luud heretofore sold ana
conveyed ont VI the west HluOi Nld tract " llthn
and Jas stripe aui bounded and described ~ fol.
inwa neglUUiug Tor M Same h01 chains south "
the northwest ournur ul said quarter, honcc south
IA dugfrus west along the Wuat lno of said sncllnn
A. 90 rhAluA ~ the middle ul nflVNt' rptd thnncr
along the middle NJ said riAd w ID dogrcus east y
chains, thence north g. dugfuOt east 40 CHAINS,
thrnrt north ~ iia druuOt wost y ohnlnt 70 the
place VI hrlHuug and containing one ana thirty
hyO hundrrdhs u uhsl0O) acres ~ pay tho same
Appraised NJ 5000,
sale 10 commence NJ one O'Clock y, N, Term,
A. LElNiS0ER sheriff
ww&J,J, CLAUg, AuyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

Now that Mr. CleveIand's seal browns
are in control Of a dime museum there
is chance that Mr.. Hayes may obtain
good prices for a few of his old hens.
The public Of America must be amused.
in, Y, World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
DIR. HEARD,

Formerly of this city, has returned
from Richmond, Ind, where he has
spent the winter, but has concluded
TO make Canton his future home.
Remember the Doctor is the only
Water Doctor in this part of the
State, and hence understands better
all chronic diseases, Bring the
water, morning water preferred.
The Doctor has no superior In the
treatment of women and children,
having had 40 years experience.
Call and see him, He furnishes his
own medicines, and makes no
charge for consultation, or for the
cure only for medicines The Doc
tor has leased suits of elegant
rooms on West Eighth street, cor
ner Of Eighth and South Court
Streets,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

Mr.. j. g. Schlemmer, who recently
died on the Waynesburg road, was 80
years old instead of ~,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23

uy virtue of an alias 0rdHr Of aale, Issued by The
ClHfk NJ tho eNuH 0l common pleas oi hhtk
eniinIy ohio, Nv the above action, and " me as
Tecied l viii oHrf Tor sale ~ public onlefy ~ Mo
door vi tlo court house. in the NY 0f Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-23
sHERIFi sALH,

Daniel Yaut Alias order of Aals,
VA AIE O1tmty OOmmOh
John Haker pt ali rlpM Cuufi,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-10-04
Roads.

Prof. Shaler in a we'll considered article
in Scribner's Magazine makes this statement:
"If we take the misapplied expenses Of our
country-ways, if we count at the same time
the mere social disadvantages which they
bring to the people, it is probable that the
sum of the road tax in this country is great
er than that of Our ordinary taxation. From
some data which have gathered in my
personal experience with roads, l am in
clined to think that even in New England
the cost to the public arising from ineffec
tive roadways, as well as from the waste Of
money expended on them, amounts to not
less than an average of ten dollars year on
each household. In this reckoning / have
included the loss of time aud of transporting
power of vehicles, the wear and tear of wag-
ons and carriages and the beasts which
draw them. 1t is probable that the expen-
dture in this direction Is greater than that
which Is incurred for schools or any other
single element of public interest. L am in
clined, indeed, to think that it comes near
the sum of all our state and federal taxation
together"
What is most needed is science in the re-
construction and repair of our roads. The
great waste on our roads which the Professor
claims is doubtless true. This is not par
tidl, but entire waste. No one who will
give the subject little thought will deny
that the money spent upon the public roads
annually is about all wasted by the time the
season comes round for the next meeting"
This should not be, but the money laid ont
on the roads should be so judciously ex.
pended that the greater part of the work
accomplished should be found intact the
next season ready to have more added t. it.
Here is where science should interpose to
direct the work. A system would have 10
be devised which would be continuous in
its operations till the work was completed.
What shall that system be and by whom
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-10-04
Ali Lovely.

The ladies of the W. Z. T. U. and
the management of the Agricultural
Fair have kissed, in fgurative way,
and made MP, and the ladies will
again grace with their presence the
Fair grounds, next week, dispensing
that indispensable lcveler of the
human race, toothsome viands, to
the hungry crowds. The "hitch'
which threatened to unhitch the com
bination composed of the w. c. T.
U. and the Agricultural Fair, was
brought about, as we told our read
ers last week, by the penchant evinc
ed by the three committee men into
whose hands the disposition of the
pool privilege" had been placed, for
fast boss and spirited betting. On
one side the grace, the beauty and
the money Speak it in whisper) Of
the W. G. T. U. was placed and on
the other side was the pool priv
ilege," and between these two stood
the three handsome gentlemen, like
that patient animal of the Bible,
indicating out of which rack to draw
the provender. If $500 were put
into the pool rack, they we're strong
ly inclined to feed from it. Either
fair charmer they were willing to
embrace if t other fair charmer were
away, but they had not arms long
enough to encompass both, and the
ladies as is their won't declared they
would have no divided love. So the
pool and boss were importuned to Gil
up the rack on their side, and they
said, of you allow US to bring onto
your grounds our magic wheel of for
tune with its silver star, its bands of
red white and blue, we will put into
the rack a thousand pieces of silver,
but without our wheel of fortune
we cannot put into the rack even
five hundred pieces" Ana the com.
mittee answered, But the sta'e will
not allow the wheel" And sorrow.
ing the three handsome men who
stood between the racks, turned
away and said to the sisterhood of
the white ribbon and the rose,
Come in and eat meat with US for
VIC will not permit the wicked pools
to be sold in our midst, and do not
say to the people Jtenum IN cornu
habet. nor in your prayers 'delenda
est Carthago'" And straightway
the ladies smiling answered "we will
come !" And again all is peace and
harmony between the white ribbons
and Agricultural Fair, and the ladies
will emulate that pattern ofdomestic
economy who the old Book tells US,
riseth while it is yet night to prepare
meat for her household.