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

DUNN & Co.'S trade review for ,he
week ending with 10 day says
'lhG AlgnB OF recovery In legitimate
trade lnCreNAea and though In Import
ant branches tho season has been eX,
Gepti0nably uulnyorNble, there Is less
dullnesa or depression than, under the
circumstances, might have been expect,
ed, Prices settle downward steadily,
the decline for tho week, In the average
for all tho commodities, having bsen
about three'quarteB one per cent,
which tries speculative holders but
facilitates distribution, From three.
quarters OF the interior cities reporting,
there come signs of some improvement
In trade, though II isuOwhere great, but
moderate and gradual
Corn has declined ~ cents In
spite Of q largo export, Wheat has dc.
olined one cent. The business failures
number 2l0, 0s compared with u total
Of 26l last week aud 2Si the week pre-,
ylous, For the corresponding week last
year the figures were 2l3,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
saturday the 18th day Of April, 1880

the following described real estate t0,Wll Known
hs th6 mill uf0beftV in WaYnesbufFb and b5undsI
aHd described ~ tulinwh btlng Ail thai part Of tht
tuulhWeAl quarter NJ htcilnn twenty-five, township
seventeen range hrycu ti), which llrl north VI llt
Hnuth hAht Ui tho sandy tnd irAvrf Canal and east
NJ tlv tiAn fnnd leading from NteuhrHyle w Cani
ton, except q certain lI VI ground AllUlulnU said
road An1 canal, which was heretofore decided Us
Isaac n li0ta 10 Elizabeth Shine from thr above de,
hrtihrd tract containing about 1uu. fourth 0i an
hcfrl also excepting plrcr ~ nfuuud ON thH unnhi
east corner NJ nHld uuAt1r containing Que AUd uHra
fourth acres lnid ~ iOhn Heed ny said ltnts, AlH1
excepting piece Of ground h0ld 20 had N0rd Onn'
tAlnlng Hhcfra Also rNcrp lnH u tfhrt NJ inu1 M
Tho lfst described tract heretofore hnu N iuhn a.
h0ng by Isaac N liuai aud Adam Nhunod, contain.
INC about thfUr (lD nrrr4 also excepting tho undi-
yldud lhfrrs 0nths - " tho following tract boz
lhH 10 100 NJ au A1tr m the nufhWtit corner OF hH
southwest quarter ot sect ul twenty Two (e3l, and
NhonOr IN one N0uk, Tho tract W lAHd herein dus
acfhtd aud sought ~ ho phftliiuutd containing
thirty sthfut (gl acres, more or rp, together VIII
The Mlll building with nll tho privileges ana appurs
tnnhnous thereto helnnglnr Including tho water
pflYlrrcl ~ nov enjoyed, anu which passes
through The southwest quarter Of aald section Na
nnd also saw mil aud two tohAnt houses situated
upon the lot NJ lAAd above described
Appraised ~ 5000,
Sale 20 commence al ono O'Clock II M Terms, UHri
ihlrd cash and Tho balance IN one aud two rQuA
annual pnynrnt, with lhlrtoat FROM dAY OF safe ani
outcd by mortgage ON mo premises sold
A. LElNiSaEu sheriff
a., l., Rom, AuT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

Warmers Log Cabin Remedies old
fashioned, simple compounds, used In
the days of our hardy iorefathers, are
"old timers" but "0ld reliable" They
c0mpri2e
Warmers Log Cabin Saraparilla.
"llops and Buchu Remedy, "Cough
and Consumption Remedy" "IIair Ton.
iC," EXTRACTS" for External and Inter.
nal Use, "plasters," "Rose Cream" for
Catarrh" and "Liyer Pills" They are
put up by II, II. Warner 4 Co., proprie.
tors of Warmers Safe Remedies, and
promises to equal the standard value Of
those great preparations, All druggists
keep them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

LET us understand that Canton went
Democratic last fall by 30l majority,
The first ward gave 90 Dem. mai "a
ward 90; 3d ward lil ith ward 1874; 9th
9th ward 90, The 9th ward gave 5 Rep.
maj, and the 7th ll0. With the general
disappointment among Republican Ia.
boring men, caused by lower wages
since llarrison's election, when they
were promised better wages, and the
bud and bloom of trust sharks, and
consequent depression Of legitimate
business aud manufacture, Canton
ought to give 1000 Democratic major
ity this spring,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Legal Notice.

Ananlaa BooknclL " Milford Kosclusko county,
Indiana Henry nuoknOll, ~ bourbon, Marshal
county Indiana, Jordan HcnknclL Of Leoahurgh,
KosoiuakO county, Indiana, and Elizabeth HoAlcy,
NJ Butlct, uO Knlb county, Indiana VIII take notice
that on the 9TH day Of March 1880, H. n Shields m
Assignee Of Dahiul hpcknrll nlod his pcttlsn IN the
court NJ Common Pleas within aud for the county
of stark aud state VI OhlO, settling forth among
other things that on tho YDth day Of March 1873,
tho defendants entered into contract ny tho terms
Of which Jordan lcCkrll, llonry nccknoll, james
Combs and Matilda CnnuA hts wife, ana Annnlaa
oOknpl sold their interest IN the real estate IN tho
pct tl0n described ~ the pAd Danlc BOckholl aud
reserve the right w the numerals underlying Hnld
real estate, nnl that Afterwards they executed q
deed ~ the said Daniel nrckncl for said real estate
but dd not reserve IN said deed any u tho minerals
undtrn ing said zeal rbtntO and that said defendants
arc not entitled ~ hnyo the minerals underlying
said real estate, yet said clause IN said agreement "
cloud upon the title 10 sad premises, aud he asks
that tho same may bu ruiuuyuc, nnd that said do
feudnuts inM be- required 10 cancel tho same, ana
upon thclr failure M ~ DO, within reasonable time
10 be- named nv the Court, that the Court enter d
decree OAncuiling and agreement
said defendants are required W answer said pOtl.
ton an Or before MAY III lSin
BALDWIN & SHIELDS,
maiT-Lw Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

lFwar legislates, experience certainly
educates, The President of the Brooks
Locomotive Works at Dunkirk, New
York, has notified $50 Of his men that
their services are no longer required,
owing TO the dullness Of the times and
the decrease of business, Last Noyem.
ber these men were induced to vote for
Gen. Harrison in order to better their
condition They have now realized on
their investment. They are getting
just what they voted for, but the mil.
lionaire's are gobbling most of the Of.
Gees, and the trust sharks are happy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

A REPUBLICAN, writing us from the
West, says "POor Paul Van Deryoort
got left, lie wanted 10 be superinten.
dent Of the railway mail service" Yes,
Paul had no show, although he was
formerly Commanderin.Chief Of the
Grand Army and was strongly backed
by that organization. The trouble With
Paul is that he IL nothing but poor
wounded old soldier. Had he been one
Of those choice spirits who put up q
big wad VI money to purchase "lloaters
in blocks of live," he might have got
there,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

DURING Cleveland's administration
the United States minister TO llayti was
u colOted man, When delegation Of
Tennessee republicans called on Mr.,
Blaine to urge the appointment Of Mr..
McElwee n Colored republican Of their
state for the place, Mr.. Blaine told them
plainly that the condition Of things In
lIayti demanded the services of o white
man and u lawyer Comment is un-
necessary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

IIr TO last fall John Q. New, Of the
indianapolis journal, was running
what printers call rat office. White.
law Reid of the N, Y. Tribune, also
runs u rat office Now they get two of
the best offices In the gift Of the Admin.
istration. The labor organizations will
probably observe this.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

The late DR., bio Lewis in speaking
of Warmers Safe Cure said, over his
own signature: "lf | found myself the
victim Of u serious kidney trouble |
would use Warmers Safe Cure" lie
also said "rhe medical profession
stands dazed and helpless In the pres.
ence Of more than one kidney malady.'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

THE Colored soldiers who have just
met in Washington and consumed
much of Perry Carson's clam chowder
and Potomac river shad, did not pass
any resolutions thanking Gen, llarri
son for what he has done for the col
ored race They marched around and
found nothing In sight to thank Gen,
Harrison for.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

THERE are l7l07 newspapers in the
United States and Canada, and there
are perhaps l,0l7,l07 gifted men who
could take right hold Of those papers
and show the misguided editors thereof
how newspaper ought really to be
conducted L. Exchange,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
VII nnMovn ro oANqoN.
What q Canal Fulton Papog Says Of ono
Of lth Readers,

OF ltu Readers,
Attorney james Sterling Of Canal
Fulton was In the city with his wife on
Thursday IN search OF u suitable house
In which 10 take up his quarters, lie
expects 10 move his household goods
here next week, lle Is an excellent
attorney
The Signal Of that place has the fol
lowing TO say OF him. A genuine sur
prise was worked on Mr., and Mrs,
James Sterling, nj their home on Canal
street Tuesday evening, II was planed
and put into execution by some of the
neighbors and they deserve u medal for
keeping II n secret. Az 730, by preyl.
Gus arrangement, some hfty or more In.
vaded the house and 80 completely sur
prIsed Mrs s, that she hardly knew
what 10 do or say, They were soon
given the freedom Of the house and
took possession OF every room. Mr.
Sterling, who had Just arrived from
Canton, and was NJ his 0illce, was sent
for and Informed that there were some
parties nj the house, who wished 10 see
him on important business, lie FIRST
wished TO know who the parties were
and then II they didn't know where his
Office was. Thinking there was a
bastardy or divorce case on hand and
visions Of u $50 or 800 fee passed
through his mind and no responded 10
the call, and was completely "taken In"
when he reached the house. The unin,
vited though welcome guests came pre-
pared and ut aseasonable hour n lunch
con was served. A pleasant, social
evening was spent and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sterling were made TO feel that In their
removal from this place to CantOn,neSt
week, they take with them the good
viii and kind wishes OF many warm
personal Fulton friends. Mr.. Sterling
is well up the ladder In his chosen pro.
fesSion and will make his mark before
the Canton bar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER has one
thing to console himself with, If one
daughter has run away he has seven
equally charming ones left,-tToledo
Blade,
If they are all as charming as Pau.
line they will probably so of like hot
pnkpg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

ent Of tho mail seryieef snubbed, A
rich railroad magnate, who was not Ia
tho army, gets his place, The soldiers
who made 30 much noise for Harrison
during the campaign are getting lett
very rapidly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
aIIM.LFP RALL.

Wa =, rlom lomet Of sac WMe WAX,
penlso Natioru d } Court
ruy virtue nj ~ order ol .e l"ird
t,'1etG 0i tbp fnuri NJ common pltas ul hhIe VA
mh'' Ill., tbF af4gU tuilun And IA me lifrrlel WIN
mar t6r talr i'd uubilu unlcD ~ ur u"nI pl Mp
gouit housp In u,ru 0t Canton, on
saturday, the aOh day Of March, 1889,
,bs folowlng ars,uned real eslht Town Loa
nnBber sfvG'I huudrrd aul thul ltdol NV WNnN
hundfrd ana tilry unu tihp, ih hp WY '' V'N''h
slafk county, uhln
Appraised ~ pDno .,.,... . r.,u.
eNh' 4, LElNiSOEiI sheriff
ruao & TuH Hh Au'W,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

THE clerks in the postoilice depart
ment have been put on two and one
half extra hours daily, in order to get
rid Of the Democratic postmasters, and
take care of the hungry Republican
applicants.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
JUDaERALEY AGAIN.


After two weeks OF weary waiting,
and after everybody else had quit even
thinking about II, the Repository has
puckered up courage enough 10 say a
few words for Judge lialGy, 10 appear
cd In the paper OF last evening. There
are only sixteen lines Of Il, but II Is
gHdntlm miobat The pressure on the
Repository oatensible editor must have
been tremendous, We quote:
"As has been well remarked, Judge
ltaley has been liboled q hundred
times moro than all the alleged aland.
ors In every case no has ever tried"
While II may puzzle u person with an
ordinary English grammar education,
TO understand what the "ostensible''
means by this, we infer he means that
Judge Raley has been slandered q hun.
dred times by the various and sundry
newspapers hereabouts. on nc.
count Of his luminous" do.
cision, Now the question Is, how
many Of these newspapers have agents
IN the Repository Office, and fail TO get
the news, except at second hand,
through the NEwSDEMoORATY The
liep0sit0ry's eleventh hour defense
amounts only to u confession. They
tried 70 suppress the news of the
luminous decision, aud failed, Now
when everybody even the lawyers, have
quit talking about II, they preoiptate
an idiotic editorial, that Judge Raley
has been made the victim Of a hundred
ISLANDERS. Judge Raley can well eX'
plain, save me from my friends"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

We have IS states, and our flag
should contain rs stars. North and
South Dakota, Montana and Washing.
ton have not been admitted into the
Union. They have only been authori.
2ed to take the preliminary steps to be.
come states, They have yet TO prepare
their state constitutions, and the pe0.
pie Of those territories are 10 vote on
their constitutions next October.
When the state constitutions are adopt.
ed, the President by official proclama.
ton viii welcome them into the great
sisterhood Of states.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

WHAT has become of Gen. Alger ?
Snubbed; and u millionaire from Mich
igan, who was not in the army goes as
minister to Spain, What has become
of the wounded soldier, Col. Wander.
yoolt, who wanted " be superintend-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Saturday, the 9th day of April, 1889
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Saturday, the lath day of April, 1885,

fla pnrauanoc of an order VI the Probate Court o.
stark county, Ohio ~ WI oucr lor HAo' PupUV
auction, on
Saturday, the l3th day Of April, 1889,
M9 o'clock y, n, upon The ptcmlsua tho following
desefibrd real estate situate IN the county ot AlAfA
stato Of OHIO to.wlt Fart II Tue southwest quar-
Ter of fractional section nunhtt thltiyHuhu an,
ibynahip number ten (lOl, IN range number hlno
ipl and hOundcd gs fouws hrglhnlnE NJ the
souihwrat corner Of anld quarter aud running
thnnOn north along tho west llnr or to nAhu nlnn1
teen ohanu aud seventy four links to atoho " uo
highway thence tastwafdly ana parallel WIN thu
south llnr NJ said quarter TO ut east inc ni Wo
same thence south along the east llhr o. uall qha.
iSf nineteen chains and HOyunystouf links TO- the
aonthOasl corner ui Wd quhfion uicnoo west along
Tho south line ot said quarter W thn pHcn ot bogin'
ming containing vightysnyo ncto'
Terms Of Sale Onr.hht IN hand, onc'hali q tle
balance In one year uud uuOshnli M two years from
the day Of Aalr with Interest on the deferred pay
inenN, aud 70 ur secured by mortgage on tho prem
Taos sold,
THOMAS w. CHAPMAN,
A, W, uOhHOKN,
mMli.hw CAdmlnlNtmlou
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

THE colored persuasion did not ge5
into the cabinet, but they are cheered
by the statement that the secretary OF
the navy once commanded black regi-
ment, and has often been shaved by q
colored arber,--[CouncL Bluffs Globes
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Administrator Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator
OF the estate " Henry Freed late Of stark county
Ohio, deceased. JOHN v, MON0,
Dated March 10 l5s9, -9l-dWe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Saturday, tho 18th day Of April, 1889
Administrator Notice.

Notice IN hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and Qualnod as administrator,
dc bOnis nOn Of the estate Of Ell Fisher late OF
stark county ohio, deceased,
OHAs, X, RAEDEL, sr..
Administrator, DO Donls non.
Datod Nareh itb, 1s5v,.lAaW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
Administrator Notice.

Notice ls hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified Administrator Of
the estate OF Carolno Miller, late OF stark county
ohio, deceased. LuNDY MILLER
Administrator,
Dated March ~, 1890 ,-2ldw'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
saturday, the e7th day of April, 1850,

IA above aGllnR and " lne directed WV pHpl 10,
sale Seslls ee a1 sa,ea ml en p''' W WV ''s''
saturday, tho e7th day OF April, 1889,
,s f,uovina deserlhed riai estate situated IN Tue
Nannty nj Btsrk Hud hata VI one anh hlpNh y,
uaus Of tnplinns hnlNhrf i9pNh NlNp ahh
lhTB-tWp, NJ menalllp ,,Nlnm,tn VIZ ihe gis saiile
shWe end M thR llld Hoe " \ uagl Nl lAln
e.hbed M laws and OaihellNp halAIl lplhpl y
palt Of this uarb 400 lllglF lenp and ei", oss- ,a
ilnt'tf6 bBlD l0a lllrk dak uee slAnllns heal W.
wv MN nnrt ffr lrd unpn saw 'ead tl,ts
dlWn No lNl-laW sl,',, WY Wy tnt "pye ,iffl'1
"sst f6lr chllua And hiu Huta " lWaH ,tain.
s1lh. sfy urn dtaItpa etN dsgree. WV
70 pnali lN'N'nh n NJ, ihH NAM Of NiglihillnN
erssf M iio lOWef eRd NJ sal el lWnl Wgn,p wv
themIddle NJ aaH oNfsi ggllN, VINO. Nv 'hi,,it
ge,t sa'gl NJ, ah,,"' y vseI aW fhalus, ieaylng uu
taa NIX ilmie0 snun htlf degrees Nhali we
ehalns ana iunY-ltp Wn WI tl,' thenis ngrtl
Nesl W,desglre0s wiat seventeen ehains Anl lIl
,nfstp apnt lnny . slnlel et,W ,!npgal' XVI a
N Wy, ,eedace VIII tbG nnes pi sall hAanl' (n0W
nitnW WhiiWgisi ~ a, ihe ipllptlnH lnntsfi Nll
d,tanees hud ainuH thH WNlhi rlHl W Wy wv
lAl,' pl,ymei,,, 0tr luIsi thfnfH north ton dcHrr
W. sg,eii ohilnB aud MY ilnt llnln null WV
Ns5fges utst sFFun hiNa NW hpANlNl lNlt iN'nNt
Uouh thlHYfWl N'Hipm NV wv w l,lt ,nalN WY WV
WhHN elalns and MY iinksl ihpnlh hnlN W WV
.ll't hjGaiua N 4 pNfli UuhpH npili lnfllN
NYe aud nuf- half drffrri WtsL Tour uhAlW, lhtnNp
m,,ii uinr dHrfffH Wrst thttn ehHlla Ahl WV WNNs
Urnfe north iWfif dHilpel Wnal, l'tn tlA'l~ eNH
anVImlsi ihHUrHUuii ihlfI I,plahl lsalers nrat
nlW p,inI M nff uOfih eightY-elHlil lfNitsi wet
"is chain ana MIS- links, ihtilrh lmW wy leh,s.,
ge.t tNreU tlalut, ihfHrb unilh nlAl WlNp W'tlNn'
g,est thIet p'aUt u HnHn iipiW NAl wv WV W. @
haif degrees Wral lhftn DlAln' ,ts wy ,ts.3 ttn
entsi tEenfp Untih aiHiB degrees ktal trtrh ihAlna
itUt 4, a sinne OH th0 section npj Ulthtp
VIM Vaid line nGfih ahNut tWp Clalta QUO Nllsvl
NAV t"a gnInHf NJ tract pi lana sNll w nasalt
Welbtn iiaiiTHr hlUifrllj tnthen WIN a9W nINe.i1
i,nds down ( ffoh following we tlhn gl halu
iI N" a Iy thHary iai COufbta hnl intahNefllti
Mf.If M \ unst M titU northern hnuMNAY. ~ RAll
sHeiion ibidtEtWu. UHUcp tAslWAilh mlh halN
.nundar, llbB 20 thu uunh. west enihgt nl mhlalNa
lands' thfnfH win trst lAnua wv wv, t utg"1'h Ky
,reil east teyeU fuaH and till{' llhha 70
hn.i hencf fnuli tWH drRirtl thal hlhp ,NalNa "
mail thfufN south lhh NNhltNa tHah tIa
Gbans aud ms iinks ppsl WNli,N unt',' I,ttg
and nHe. half lrunw hal nO'sN li'i eitl lft iiie
Ne" ii't \ M tif pgluHinM tphWlhlht U'NrNN'
a'is 0g''tg,s.r az nni conveyed ty i,Y
nt,,iiu and WiIH ~ rotor q. lIInr IA ulWl
WWst NAV 8h lHi' tHIuH uhl ul eNlu r
MN WiY-tWu in me WnitiA,l ,,,MnN3tnlln 9tl
Win,,e,,a T,tn UuribWHidN pad lhn mn ehullut
,,tid thr ttaft utl UriHrihrl huhIhNl lN Nr lltNF
Sl Way III thr Valley itdlweY un.
Appraised al 3A'.n
g,letn communrr ii O'Clock - M FERNS lash
4, LElNlEOElt sheriff
Joug LAHW 'ltr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
SHERIFF. SALE.

oly National hank c'n order y' q S,le. ,,,.,..
Albert n Hawkins Admrj Plcm Court
NY virtue of an order OF sale Issued by the
tho clerk Hf the court NJ common plnAA OF AAsf o..
OhlO, IN tho above action and 10 me directed Twill
offer for aAlu NJ public 0utcry AZ thu door 1.-THE
ooun house. IN Tho city Of Canton on
Saturday, the 18th day OF April, 1889,
the following described real estate In the town.
hhlp OF Washington county 0f stark And state OF
ohio. aud known ~ being pan ni tnc bnuththat
quarter Of section 30, township NJ aud range "
Stark county ohio, aud said southeast quarter N
further described a. f0ll1waI Commencing tUT tho
boundary NJ tho southwest corner VI said quarter
fori1nl thence east on the south llno Of said quar-
ter ono hundred aud thlry rods, thence NORTH par
allu With the west Inc " htll quarter section, u
aliiioient distance from which point running u
straight llnu wratwAtdly parallel With tho btld Hue
Of said quarter tO utcwoct the west pO thereof ~
cumprltu within the boundary thereof ~ acres "
land but subject 10 all legal hlghvhp,
Appraised az 1900
salc to commence At one O'Clock N Terms,
cmh
A. LElSfNGEil Shorlr,
HALDwiN 6 SHiELpa, Att'yA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
our RlRsr arRINa NOME

GENTLE Spring is here, go ID the or
gan grinder the maple RyTup thl
spring candidate ana the cacklihg hen
soon We shall have eggs 10 spare, aut
later on tho peep Of chickens, mo gar
tllput quart ul the giddly goose nnl
Che touching OWee O'Wce music of thO
fresh little pigs sO0u tho btTfl0niel
ufchlua Wi commence 10 sun them
serves ~ tho fence corners, the dandi
lions tO apJuut the Hacks 10 bud. nnC
the cobhHgo seed 10 peep their delcat,
spflgH OF ,omIngcabbaRe heads thOugl
= 10 .ifuclliylug earth Welcome gentle
Spring ETHEREAL mIldness come
our WgT srmE0 rolm,
% Fuuuu Nnrug luyryou we'll.
Whrn Uhlufua'l frrma Ou ibrp0,
lu'H'u mr'l Ono nUIuugI swell
l1yo lu lro tlu Hrnusrs Huwl
900 rInU Uhlfua 40 IHH orchard.
Tho wren uH Emo earth nrlnw.
Tho swallow ASu ailpV to thn g,blsI
And rlou5 raw tNo GROW
THO YFIuHhuum..b bmmor hard.
Ana WUuy tlH hollow toe
All NbNn lhr squirrel. ahi, rrrln out
Tho ou'urnY m'trh dNUuJ shot
FHH woul.NU0. 0UH0g. QUO Df hlt tolr,
Wtul sweet arfluF Hrass 90 taste,
hli whom Uu spies tuH farmer don
llcwUw back lU haste
Ndown uo gIan Urulo lho pool
Thu bllltfus mounts iugsy pO,6e,
NHd Nhllv lhu boot owl boots solo
uo gutclals Wr h1uf
Tho dude discard hH uHirrmI
The damHa 1auuls H f.bhuns bright.
Ana while lhu fragrant onions apfnnt
The bAuyNfi rooster starts Hght
VITA Eauiur FaHNorlnF a. M, mate
AndWhllrthO geese all UuaUk shout,
Ana nHUy hens rutc,rtlr Wild
Tho rooster knocks thu giudrr OUT
The l1bbc turkey struts nll day
Thohpoua0 f'sruOks bcrnpplo sau,
The farmer who n out Of hay
Turns All hb crltluf uut 10 graz
rae magplo atof mAggup buGt
Tho bubolnk bub' up sufonr,
Wlllt hay lplt' hcf lamb ~ nuL
Ava gamhul on the green,
o 'rlky lamb, love ynu welt,
wish had yuu uu plate,
An Ilulccly hfollrd, Wlh fresh grrcn mmt.
Your luglpua chop "a matuplo'