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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-11

cavalry manege was one Of the objects contemplated
nv This purchase Can 1t be possible that our Gov
eTTnment world deliberately countenance the degra-
dalton o.. Of the most picturesque views on tes
n nut in the market would be promptly bought and
generously improved and would contribute i've or
Six times more than the property has ever yet done
10 the support and Improvement Of the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-11

Mr.. GRANT NAMES a NEW MAf0R's MARSHAL.
xavor Grant appointed Daniel Engelhard yesterday TO
h Mayors Marshal in the place Of Thomas w. Bymes
who has held the place during the last three years under
me appointments Of ex.Msyor Grace. @r. Byines on
Being informed Of the Mayors desire to make change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAkHEIS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The storm cut off large part Of the cDnpection
by telegraph between the New-iork Produce E1-
change and the Chicago Board OF Trade. The trans
actions In wheat options at the former board OK
brokers fell below 100000 bushels. No direct con-
nectlon between these facts be established, but
1t only remains 70 DO recorded that there was no
development Of new features In the wheat specula-
ton After nuctuating between 81 05 i-1d1 % "a
and 81 o. 11-16, May wheat ended down os cent ..
81 05 Tho market closed steady. but aevoiu ol
significance, and on 12934 cent as s iOuoS sS 40
snd june TS u o. IS. Cash wheat dull and
weaker with continued absence Of e1pGn' the spe
prices TOR that cereal Of 1871 cent although lisooo
bushels were taken for eapS, uSs 9R' az
March and May at a0 IA closing OF L. cent Ser, Oats s
for January at 81 "a and February at l2 ~ and
90 May at 81 go cents tsr,,s ca Sa a Whether
or srnor or not could not be learned The options
we're onser and ended up points g., TOR MaleS
81 IS. an and ! 'g point for April & s777 s,.r
grain ana 1 Ssfm nspsr ssa Boston boston
Sa sr. As ocWs Wheat ieoz sas ess
Bushels: oats, iio,ssi bushels; total grain ,
.n aOs e ais the
bushels corn 3o5, 59l bushels oats ,sey Sas
total grain, z7e,eo1 bushels; hour' i''-'' 0s''e'
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago JAM 10 Cspeciap.-rhe wheat PIT uu,as 49,,
dsy had two very different phases. an cary ana > a
one. The final one closed the May option a. " 70
ss cents under the opening and 90 the
mdsr ,ns hest figures OF the day Inc
s. - al, dav long cut OF from Geographic COM
mnIcat,on with the East or course there were mo
ssss rs Ta s,spsss s sss &c
brokers were the pit &C the start ana hs Nav option
SSss = 8 . % Kept M
the Nat Joness hrm peseos COO bushels sending
Jones Ss prlSS 90 ssms 70 1s rna Setting ne
ps@red AZ s1 O4 10 When that figure was p 1891
there started general selling ~ e. q sa e 81 cs the
SecSs was easy rapid Even Muehpsop a nrs
sarer ' Provisions subject TO some nuctuauon;
altogether by pit saqes Sy Armour This
he PRICE moro than anything else Nay pork =
sis EasiS 90. On the curb May Wheat s'io -
Al 10 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-11

CoTToN-The spot market quoted steady and quiet as
revised prices Good Mdding ana strict Cooo o nlu
ding advanced Lice Other grades unehongc1 rsn5cs4
D5l bales for consumption. Port receipts lSu5y
baies against $50 bales for this day last week. ana
5Qg bales this day last Since september
receipts tho ports have aggregated tv3 lvz oa,c
comparing with 255el bales Tor the corresponding I'll"
last -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. Thursday jan lo.-hece,pts 40 nesa ens
Feeling Steady. Reported arrivals dus tomorrow are
NOS Beef sim goes slowly sys s5s s are na
SssS 30 q ha az sene ngs sea1p osh
.Sss a ssJ s. ss low " a' Choice and
cline g. r sssh aS 80 S ss 1--we
e ssis vi little ow At ii isSlS iae estimated dressed
to-day Cattle the ornSsg 70. .d Bs I'm ia
Mfa s DEMAND fair s snd p iea e.
Good cows sell slo head; Poor to Fair a. $3.50
$50 IVES 4 los head which seus half
S Ssss - s Il s-isR Gsse ssd Is b
Calves quiet and steady Some very e0f Sss
Vesis. sSi1c with little Calves bringing sS7' CITY
Drs sssSaad bScknsham 80 crasse estimated TO
SaESs I'D IS ss
s. ss VIA j. az
IS 20. and head at IS so; Very Ordinary Lambs a.
s'i prs.s1 Mutton a,g !ss las and Dressed Lambs
g Eek 80 psT'S q ws sssts
49, s sSS I. s 3 = go Il e a Is
GsSsss g. SI,Is. ~ e., ss.e. II n :. a. So
s: !: fi@s :? o. - IS a. 9 . B. :;
y 3D. foS Ss g & Asssa. sss;e ss ~
ao M 4 sssi LAMBS O. g ass e
a 60 III do, SO n scant at 1885, 672 Western 90,
!9e - n It e y g. g. ITO OHIO LAMPS 20 = -
Newton 4 Gillett: 100 western Sheep 1o1 n at IS.
Juda 4 Buckingham. 20 Pennsyivpnia Sheep, 50 ID,
q Is os IS state do 12s n st Is; 1Ss state LAmbs
20 Z s. Ksss: Jersey Ewes and Bucks III D ~
Ia 1S re- s'9 Is s 3 A..as car.
q S0th.sA And IL cars ~ Jersey CITY None Tor safe
Country Dressed slow ct SOS lie Tor Heavy 7a7 l2e
for Medium. 123ec Light States and Lower Jerseya
and 8 1-2e for Light upper JerayS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-11
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Tbe storm at the West Interrupted tho ,eeerapn'o
service Of the National Transit Company 70 that IL Wa
not prepared Yesterday furnish It's usual monthly sao
met Private dispatches over one Of the Few asanaoe
iys, renorted these figures for December tSss ofoss
,ek ., ou,d 90 $4,000 barrels decrease q 9l2o0
s.ocn oi sacates Outstanding. l3 19l 600 barrels
4aesessa NJ OH eco barrels credit balances aaoooV
r.v,sis M Insroase OF 21S0lo barrels So.
ra an, 90 eertidcata market yesterday was grippe!
t,s No ~ win,s and that was generally ascnoed
,ho sxssme duiness which prevailed To accept this
theory one must suppose that an sro,irags Sesimsss IN
uar,w but ha tendency OF prices was upward and The
MARIE, s ssnss Of Prices ana the total dealings Is
follows Stock Exchange. Consolidated
iIitehesf ............... ga sI1-z
fowest ~ l-S So%<
1865. % 80
sales barrels. 100000 o9Sow
Reaned oil was unchanged az CENTS per gn.,on 20
New-Ycrk and $50 cents In Philadelphia and BALTIMORE
an cry Jan l0Nasonsi Transit cettnctc: cpencd q
s6s highest S7 lowest S6a elo<ed. s61 sales wv
pss' shipments sO5s barrels sslb7 barrsiA
Tansit csrticaes opened s6 closed 1t s6s highest
81 lowest. s5a
BaApyoRp PENN jan loNatona Tgsnsis cershssst e
cearances. $4,000 barrels
rrrusvrLIE Penn Jan. lo-Nstonal Transit Qsruhcsee
speasd a s6ss highest S7i lowest seS; closed soa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-11
WOOL MARKETS.

ANTWERP, Jan 10A series cf viii open hero
H. The offerings wiz consist baes OF River
plate 1866 yf Australian and $50 Of Cape Good Hope and
Natal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Jan. 10Cattle- Tor Iaer "a nou1 4IO
head Total the week thus far $3.50 head. For the
time last week 1880 Consigned through noneS car
loais on sale. Market quiet.
Sheep and IAmbsReceips ~ hours 2600 head
Tot. r the week thus FAR $500 For the sane time iss
Sheep nrm at 81 65as5 25 all offerings taken No Lambs
Hogs-Recepts q hours $3.50 head TOTAL for
the $50 For time last week 3z 600
Consigned through ~ carloads OF which TO NewYork
IS carloads sale Workers AZ 81 4OGs5 oo all offerings
TAKEN
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards Jan. TO-" Tho Drovers
Journal" reports, Cae-Recepts 10000 head shipments
1000 strong Beeyes 81 30 90 10 steers Is zoe
MiIed 81 70 03 10 Texas Cattle 81 o00s So Western
Hoss-Rscepts 10000 head; shPments 1000; market g
scye Mixed IS 05 % 2 Heavy 30 1915 80 Asht 20 ~
95 IS. Skips % 40e5 10. ~
sheep-Recepu 5000 head shipments loo market
steady Natives Interior to Prime 81 1000 ~ western
Ccrnfsd ~ IS 90 g. Texans - Aods 40 AaDs - .'s
ST Loprs Jan. l0-Cattle--Receipts 1000; shipments
800 market steady Choice Heavy Native steers 80 SvS
sscers Choice 50 o094 co. stckers and feeers
Fair Good 80 0o93 10 Rangers Corn-fed - oo0o %
CRASHED 90 90 as 90.
strong Choice Heavy and Buichers sslee,ons 70 70
Packing Medium 70 Prime. 80 COCO 10. Aght of~aes
Ordinary Best 81 e5e5 10
Sheep 500; enipments 100. Market 6,ron8'
Fair " Choice IS ood$s 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-11
a ihased ON American standard Of classI.

Strict Good ordinary IS Middlins. .......S 51s
The speculative market was unsettled end somewhat
variable, with fair degree OF activity Early ssles
se9uenty the temper became stronger and SAfene s
receipts. Closing figures represent advance Of 2d4
points from the hna Of yesterday. Sales 1000 bs1es
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-04
Nu 81 a n B..

- Sie .a0In. 3tg.4 befhruortet
ben plan elner 8erliner WeltauslteI.
lung, mdbrenb bic vGreu3seitune" ba.
gegen III, uno 3uar aus benz @runbe,
neil Der ieBige 56ein bon allgemeiner
Woblfabrt in Seuti6lanb nur elm trii.
gerif6er fei unb cine ernftlidc iuirtbs
f9aftli6e Grilis gu erlpatten lei.
= Die poriugtefiffe &e9ierung be.
rsitet ELL &unoidreiben an bic Wd1te
Dor, in pelhem ite Die @erii6te bon
einem beporl1el. aoen 5tur3 Der Mon.
arGie in Bortagal fhr grunblos ertIdrt.
portugal fei au1-io beibt es tpeiter-
feft entI1loRen, ben gefiB aller ieiner
feBigen @olonien 3u ipabrem unb bens
feIbeH segen ole Misunderstanding ans
berer Yid6te gu uertbeiOieea. (@s 1T
bamit auf gHgianb anselpieIt. uel9es
nit begebrlidem Nuee auf bic portu=
gieRi6en golonieen in OHzNfrlfa
blidt.)
WiBmann bat BON Berlin aus
ben Befebl erbalten, bic Gdramanens
StraBe bon Gar jibnr uno pangaani
aus nod oem 5silimanoi9aro tpieber
frei 5u MAIDEN. Cine Expedition unter
benz 2ieut. @blers febt i'm gegriffe,
als Borbut bon WiBmanns Srnppen
oas unternebmen Su beginner.
Sie SotbOner St. james Gazette
iagt: 8Or einigen Woden 1T parneu
pI6Bli6 BON Der 6fentliden 5donbiibne
perf6wunben unb 3iemanb weiB, pp
er lid our 3eit aufbdlt Sein 8ers
bleib 1T felbii fur feline nddifen
Greunoe Elm b0llises 8ebeimuiB.
= S3r Samburger Senat bat oen
gei6IuB gefaBt, BON Der &ei9ss&eaie,
rung einen 3uiduB gum gau oes neuen
9afens in @urbafen su forberu. Ger
felbe mirb 10 WtiQionen aWart foften
unb &aum fin Die gr6Bten 9ampfer
bieten.
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,Slectric Nittcra.

DisieS Seilmittel 1T f. nobIbetannt unb 70
populdr 9epproen, bob cs taum nod beIonoerer
GrpdDnuns bebarf. allie, bic cs iemals ge.
brau3ten, itimmen nit Elm in iein Cob. Cine
reinere MeOicin eiebt es nidt, unO es ipiro Ga.
rantie 9eleiftet, baB iie slass leifet, mas man
boa ibr beripridt. electric 8itters bcilt ale
eeioen Der 9eber nnb Der gieren, es entfernt
@ef6piire, auSf@lae, SalafluB unb anbere
5ol9en unreinen &luteS. SIS treibt bas Wta.
laria. 6ieber aus benz Sbfient beust bemreIben
bor unb beilt es ieIbit in ben Standardization
Gallen. GS eurirt &opfidmer3en. 8lutanorana
mad Dem aople uno Mierdne. 8erfu6e boS
Gleetrie 8iticrS Seiluuo pirb earontirt, ODER
oaS @eIO 3uriids2abIt. 9reis per SIafGe 80
Gents unb 81 in alien apotbeten. gSbolcIale
bel Greib, 8bompion q So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-04

Das gDeibna6tssef6enf foG elm Quss
ornd Der 2iebe feiH- -bef9rdnfen mir es
bssbaIb auf oteienigen, Die mir ipirflid
lieb baben. Wo3u biele ogH,dtge.
idente" an Sin3 unb Gun3, oa 6ina
uno Run5 bod ebenIo gut piHen ME
mir-tuo man billi9en, ,uertbloien Sanb
fauft. unD tpenn mir unferen 2ieben
etpas idenfeu, oann bergeilen mir pies
Der nidt, oaB bas @ei6enf elm Musbrud
Der 2iebe lit, baB es Elm Wsrtbithd fein
muB. Gein Wertbifhd, bas fur hunbert
Wart erifanben III, ionbern Elm @egen=
itanb, Der tpie gerirefii9ig ct aud fein
mag. bod iolio unb tiiGiis III unb fir
ben 8el9entten Wertb befiBt. gBir bes
liigen uns nur ielbf, tpeun mir glauz
ben, nit elmer blenbenben l1eberrofdung
Grfolg 5u er3ieleu. IS 1T menigfens
febr Dabri9eiuli6, oaB aud Der Be=
f9enfte oes Yubels Gern lebr balb ents
beden uirb, unb baB er elm sinfades
Saf6enmeher, cas- ct sebn Sabre lang
beniiBt, elmer prd1tig aufgetafelten
Stanbubr, oeren Welf f6on nod brei
Sagen ben Sienft periast, por5ebt.
Nlfo no6mals unb no1mals: Be-
ibenfen mir ni9t 10 bieIe unb i9enfen
mir ni6t 70 bieIerlei! gntbeiligen mir
nidt oas i96nffe Geft bur9 2a9e uno
Sdufdung! @eben mir nur bort, no
uns oas 9er5 baau brdnat, unb bana
Derben Die SDrgen fir bic WeibgaGtss
gei6enfe gleiG Diel geringer perben unb
mas iibrig bleibt an Sorge, lit nur bic
Gorge Der 2iebe unb au1 bic III fDhIid.
@s mag ia re@t prattiIb icin, feiner
Jrau Elm paar @olblfide als Weib.
na9ts9eidbenf auf ben Slid su legen -
aud bas ift cine yieuerung, bic anfdngt,
Werbreitung gu getDinHen - Der tuer
Das tbut. berrdtb ebenio tpenig Slim
fiir bic ibeale Bebeutung bes Weib.
tpie iene anbern, Die ben
fabrifsmdBig er3eusten 3anb uno 6lit=
ter geiddfisnldBig berf9enfen. Das
Weibnadtsfeit 1T bas 6eit Der 2iebe
uno oieie muB uns aus allem entgegens
leudten, mas ben Hamen Weibna9tss
gefdent berbienen iou.
(@artenlaube.I
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Staat Sbio, Staot EoIebo, I
2ucuS Gounth. s. s.

GranfS s. Gbeueb bef6pSrt, bab ct Der
altere Rartner ber 6irma s. s. gbene1 6
60, if, nelde @ei6afie in 6er Staht Solebo,
in oben senanntem @ountb uno @taate, tbut.
uno bdB beIapte Girma bic Sunune bon Ell n.
bunhert DpllarS fur jeOen Gal bon aa-
tarib be1ablen pirb, Der burd ben @ebran6
bpn SaIl's &atarrb Rnr nift gebeiIt
peroen tann. Grant 8. Gbeneb.
8ef9poren bor mir unb unter(drieben in
meiner @egenpdrt ain 6. September A. d. 's6.
EEA u. IS. @Isafon,
0D Offentlider .stotar.
Salls aotarrb aur pirD innerIid aenpn,.
men unO Dirtt brett auf bas 8Iut unb Die
i6Ieimigen Oberfaden Des Sbfems. 9abt
Sud umfonlt 8eusnihe fommen.
8. 8. @bene1 & 60, 9slebo, ..
gX- Bertauft bon apotbefsrn, 10 Gents.
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Wobl nie-eradbIt man aus gitts

Bo1l rte-er3dblt nait aus 45lttsz
burgb-bat bic 9alle BET %. Warb=pos
Ii3eiitatioH elm itBeres Ydr9en betreten,
als bas. iuel9es unldnglt Nben6s um 81
llbr baielblt bonn patroltpl9en abgelie,
fert tpurbe. @s iparen bies Ser 8rocer
Mbam Npple unb Wiarp 5beebaH, eiue
Bittpe. 9ie Seiben iparen BON unten
Biz oben nit MOla1es bebedt. 9fa6bem
fie, tpie es ideint, geiitigen @etrdnten
eiwas rei9li6 augefpro6en, legten lie
fi6 in einem Qlnterraum auf eiue Mas
trube aur &ube nieber. Dur6 irgenb
einen umltano mar aber elm SAB Mo=
Iaiies, tpel6es in benz &aume itanb, ge.
6ffnet morben, unb bic iiiBe 6liiIIisteit
ausgeIauIeu, bic i6lieBli9 ben 8oben
nabe3u Spei CUB bod bebedte. als go.
light Mlifc Wrig1t en0lif binaufam
unb oas Yaar nedte, tlebte es 70 feIt
aneinanber, tpie bic iiumefi9en 3mils
hinge. Sergeant 6ibItmmons braudte
Elm babes 9ubenb 9eRel beiBes WaRer.
Inn bic 2eut6en mieber rprdlentabel"
gu MAIDEN.
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gldn3eabes @hrenblatt In Der beutl6en
Sei6idie.
(Gortistuus foIst)
Scr e tela ieiner alafic.

gr mar ELI aufgemedter, i96ner
Rnabe bon Is Sabrea fonniseu &C.
miitbs, frablenb unb einHebmenb, bos
@nt3uden feiner @ltern, bic 5reuoe ieis
nes 9eims uno Der Stol3 feiner &laHe.
M6er auf feline gldn5enoen Nusfdten
fiel Elm 5datten. IS be9ann nit eis
mem unbeoeutenben 1uitsn; balb famea
Waruungs5ei9en Der S6pinbIudt
feline Graft uabm ab, feline Wangen
wuroen boil, uno er fdien au einem
friib3eitigen Sooe perurtbeilt. 9a rietb
elm Greunb au DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. gr prpbirte es
unb mutbe gere:tet. @eiunbbeit unb
Graft febrten auriid, ieine fr6bli9e
Stimme erf6oll tuieber iiber ben S6ul.
lpielplaB, feine Wangeu uuroen mieber
rofg, ieine Qugen tpieber gldn3eno. Gr
1T mod pber 5t6l3 ieiner GlaHe" unb
graouirt in bieiem Sabre nit b6dfen
Wus8ei9nun9en.
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u m 3ieItad.

Srau: 0u, Waun, mas f0nnten mir
benn bieies Mal unierem 9ausberrn
luangeuebmes iagen, ipenn mir uuiern
Gins 3ablen? ]!
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sa- Dunlap., Gnor= unb Stetlou-
6iite bel 9 ancOait e 9 OBJ n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-04

@brDniiGer giaientatarrb poiitip ges
beili bur9 DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
so Gents, in allen Npotbefeu gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-04

Ste
gsO9entlide 6reie Yreiie flir seras
eri9eint
ieoen Doamerfag
unb toitet
$3.50 fir oaS eSabr pccr $1.25 fit
6 Mpnate tn 0pramsbesablmna.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26


bor of very pretty airs, AMI tho music, though
not so infpIrItIng M that Of "Phaioro,' whh
very refined II had nm excellent run,
Since then tho partners have been bringing
out operas almost without limit Tho "irin.
cess llan was based ON TennyGon'a poem Of
tho "Prlucra,n which, something Of satire
In itself, gave favorable opportunity Tor o
Gilbert & sullivan combination, Since tho
"PgIncctsn there has come ont "rho MlRado,'
"Ruddygore,n "Tho Golden Legend" aud
others
Gilbert & Sullivan certainly deserve tho
thanks of England and America, for the rec.
rcnlion aud amusement they have afforded
these two hard working peoples has been a
wonderful relief and enjoyment Sullivan
has meanwhile been permitted 10 writo "Sir'
before ha nnme
In tho London cast which brings out "Tho
GondolIort' sa charming songtroU, Coral.
dine ulmar, who for several years delighted
10 many Americans by her voice aud rendi'
ton OF different characters. Meanwhile thoro
Il an expectancy In America 10 hear tho last
production, and the American public arc not
likely TO bo disappointed In anything tho
famous duo do
II should bo stated that Mr., octavua Cohen,
OF The Charleston World, claims that ho fur
nlshcd tho real Inspiration 10 the authors for
the latest opora. llo says that he tont n syn
opss Of tho llbrotto OF an opera by HIMSELF
entitled "Natrici,n 10 Sir Arthur Sullivan,
asking the composer n no would writo tho
music, Sir Arthur declined, but, from what
MIR. Cohen bolioycs 10 DO the nature OF the
new opera, appropriated many Of the ldcas
In the "GondolcrSn SO firmly convinced ls
Mr.. Cohen that this Ia no that bo eays ho In
tends do all ho can 10 oproycnt tho prcscnta'
tlon OF tho "Gondohorpn In America.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
A GLAZING rxoHrqIoN,

A gentleman who was In Rponder
some state Of MUD sat In u herdlc yes
lrrday, studying IN advertisement OF
somebody's soap The advertisement
informed him that this soap alWdyt
"lrayes u good impression behind "
Aftrr rolling the matter over aud
over in his mlud, he yenlu'ed 10 SAY TO
u morose ouking mau sitting near
"lhat'B funny
"Whats funny" D..
THAT advertisement, The soap, u
saws, leaves n good Impression behind
Now, where else than behind can Il
good impression DO letlY surely no
body would think Il possible to leave a
good impression before"
The mOrose man, who possibly was u
disappointed office seeker reflected h
moment.
II dOn't know about that said he
"I guess yOu'll lind out that The pres
eut Administration, for luslauce, hhs
l.tt ils good impression before
Washington Post
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26

A nnc specimen Of meteoric Iron hns Just
been received AZ the North Carolina State
museum Its greatest length ls u inches,
with an average breadth Of Inches, and IL 10
about Inches thick. "lt's general shape Ia
Gat, though II IA somewhat concave ON ono
side and convex on the other, as II BROKEN OF
from tho outer surface Of rounded and
larger maa The specimen 10 coated with
thick crust Of dark brown rust and weighs
twenty-five and throe-quartcr pounds. II Ia
from tho mmo nelghborhood buckingham
county, N. C) as tho specimen obtained In
1865, and tho composition and general np-
pearance seem 70 DO identical. An analysis
OF tho first specimen received CAVES Iron,
ninety parts: nickel, eight parts, with traces
Of cobalt, copper and phosphorus They have
also in tho museum moteorito from Nash
county, which Is totally different In appear
ance aud composition, being gray In color
and Of stony character, Tho specimen
from Nash was seen TO fall n field In tho
daytime, and was Immediately dug out, when
IL was found 10 be very hot philadelphia
Iadgpr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26

THE many able Democrats OF Cleve
aud are IN much inhurmOny on the
Senatorial question. Quite reCenth
our good and able friend, virgil L
Kline, entered n powerful Phllllplc ~
tue Cleveland Press against BUct, with
a strong argument for Thomas, Aud
now comes the said Cleveland Press oi
Dpcemb Is, 1889, with an editorial
claiming that kuur Is the attorney iOi
the STANDARD Oh Company, ANA init
mates that su d company ~ backing
Thomas In his iight against Brlce Lest
we may misapprtheud the true inter
probation OF Language we copy a para
graph from the Press editorial;
"With q Standard attorneys support
and the Plain Dealers intimation that the
Standard IL back Of that support there
must arise u suspicion In the minds OF
many that II would be n greater calamity
10 elect John II. Thomas than Calvin 5,
Bricc. The Press, for one, would be
sorry 10 bc forced 10 think that hlino's
manly and forciblc denunciniions of
Brice and his eloquent defence Of Thomas,
recently published In these columns, wore
90 any oxtcnt prompted or influenced by
his professional rotations with the Stand
ard Oil Company
We are slucere when we say, we 90
not understand the real attitude OF the
Cleveland Democracy, and we are una
BILE TO tell from the conflict OF opinion
among the leaders there, who the real
fdvorte Of the masses Ia for United
States Senator. Wethink, however, We
may very safely venture the opinion,
that as they have not one single vote ~
give to u Democratic U. ) senator,
Jney had better harmOni2e themselves
before they seek to harmonize the
balance Of the State,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26
Tho vord,ot Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Blppus, Ind,
testles: "I can recommend Electric
Btters m the very best remedy, Every
bottle sold has given relief intyery case.
Que mau took six bottles, ,and was ourtd d
of Rheumatism OF 10 years standing"
A braham Ilare,druggist BelIyille, Quo,
alllrns. "rhB best stlliug medicine l
nave ever handled In my 20 years expe'
rlence is Electric Bitters," Thousands
of Others have acdcd their testimony,
80 that the verdict IS unanimous that
Electric Bl, ters DO cure all diseases OF
tile Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Ouly n
half dollar u bottle at Durbin, Wright
q Co.'S drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-26

uiuri lu uth,p puullp uplhlul III ulh
favor, but tho Judge dpeh not nhmu
any OF the rural fOOslerh, VINO pave
been dOped for lirice ln u case where
the information IL reliable OF reason
ably oironmslanlial, II would be- q most
excellent idea for the Judge 10 give nh
the names Of the editors VINO nave
lance, with ylew OF furnishing some
solid ehunka OF public opinion NJ TO-
turn. There ara three very excellent
Democrats living " stark county, who
have Votes TO give for u United states
senator, and The NEws-pEMooRAT IL q
certain source OF information 70 all
these gentlemen, The NEWS DEMo
CnAT n the organ OF tho UNITED Dem
ooraoy Of old Stark, and wa invite tht
fulleat discussion Of this Senatorial
question IN our c0lumna,