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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-22
FOREIGN FLASHES.

FORElGN FLASHES.
Seventy English miners were injured by q
train smash at Chesterfield.
The $125, 600 prize in the Panama canal
lottery case has been drawn by NJ. Ephrussi,
wealthy banker of Paris
An extensive robbery of Turkish priority
bonds and Mexican National bank shares
while in transit from Paris to London has
occurred.
The outline of the list Of extraditable of
lenses given in the dispatch from Ottawa, re.
Gently. is draft from the Imagination of the
correspondent who sent it, The treaty is
still IN the hands of the British government,
Twenty royal marines have been arrested
IN Lisbon for making a demonstration
against England. Portuguese merchants
contemplate boycotting England and re.
1uslng to receive English money.
Mr.. Parke, editor of the North London Press,
has been sentenced to one years imprison-
ment for libel against the earl of Euston in
accusing him of being implicated in the Cleve.
land street scandal.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-22

In the cemetery of one Of the
churches Of Philadelphia there is
planted the lower limb of promi-
nent Grand Army man, who religious
]y visits the place on each holiday to
festoon the burial place OF his deceas-
ed member.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-22

Neb. He was identified by Cashier stene .oi
the Sioux City Savings bank as THE man who
last April secured $500 of the bark on "a
forged draft purporting to be made by q
Bristol. Tenn, bank. Simpson agreed to
come with Cashier Stone without requisition.
Simpson is about Is years old. For more
than 20 years he has been swindling the
banks with great success. Since the Sioux
City forgery which is a sample of scores OF
his exploits, the Pinkerton Detective Agency
has been on his track. The detectives say
that his forgeries in recent years aggregate
several hundred thousand dollors and many
rewards have been Offered for his capture.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Millionaire John Fl. Schoenberger's will,
executed in March, 1887, and a codicil dated
June following were filed for probate in New
York. Several million dollars are distribut-
ed among members OF the family. Among
other requests is one Of $35 900 to the
Bishop Seabury mission of Minnesota.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-22

POET STEDMAN says that the
grippe is a result of vapors through
which our planet is passing on it's
way around it's orbit.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-22
LATER footings of the defalcation
OF ex-Treasurer Burk, of Louisiana,
show a total of about $75O,OOO.

NEARLY ninety members of the
present Congress were in the Confed-
crate army in stations ranging from
private soldier to major general.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

VIII appear iapor un Wnun pnp,r uin u
completed and goes before tho chamber
Of deputies next February,
Enough, however, Is already known
10 show tho aim Of the French Ia
their present legislation 10 DO that Of TO-
taliation against US, II We build Nc
Kinley wall against France we mustnot
complain II she builds ono against ua'
Our trade with France ia Of no small
advantage 10 u.s. We sold the French
tib, ,0O0O Ob0 worth Of goods In 1880, and
we bought from France goods 10 the
value Of sG0,O0O,0OO, II wa adopt the
foolish Mckinley notion that buying In
France Is harmful 10 ua aud seek 10
prevent II by Mckinley duties, we must
not wonder that France Ia equally foolish
and tries to prevent her people from
buying from us,
II must be noticed that In ordertopro-
tect our manufacturers Mckinley arouaea
a spirit Of retaliation IA France which
viii he directed against our farmers
This IL but another case to show how,
while the manufacturer dances TO the
music Of protection, tho farmer must pay
the plper at tho end Of tho frolic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Tho prloo Of Cutlery.

An ordinary carving knife, which sold
before the Mckinley law went into eff
feet for sevcnty.hvo cents, Is now sold
for nincty-hyo cents A better knife,
which bore pre-McKinloy price Of
$3.50. is now sold nj tho Mckinley price
Of $t.70 A fifty cent pocket knife has
now become sixty-dyo cent knife, but
the finer knives have advanced less, by
reason ofarelatiyely lower duty on these
A So knife with u shell handle has nd
vanced in price only twenty-five conts.
About 10 per cent, has been added 10 the
price Of scissors,
A sample case under McKinley's cut
lery duties viii explain why knives have
gone up, A dozen common knives cost
ing sixty cents must pay an ad valorem
duty Of 80 per cent, which equals
thirty cents, and specific duty of fifty
cents, total eighty cents, or an equiva-
lent Of 13O per cent. ad valorem,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

large velvet and falt oapelinra, hHrela ana
small felt hnls these latter for travelling,
Tho newest bunueH Hre many ot them
of tho plate form mad made Of varied ma
dal-cl1lh, lelr. velvet, hnrdfrtd WIN
either beaver or Astrakhnn Hnd trimmed
with Wlnga on ostrich pluWea,
Bluoue, Gao blue OF tua clullower ID
tho latest mga lg Paris, nll tlny velvet
bonnet Of MIs was trimmed With'paprty
Terry velvet 1HrIuhun Rpd hs material lor
crowns Is largely used.
ono Of thtueW trimmings ia close tot
baud OF gold uf fHlyer bWili covered Wlth
tins rpaHsla nl contrasting metal SOME.
times stool Bows, wings nud butterflies
ars clustered 90 tlH hHr.y VI Che bluu'ia
or ou thplf crowns, Leather trimmings
are usfd, also great dt1l of i't ClDll ID
much used lu millinery, especially lor
crowns ui hounals.
The fu ahual hluu1t, formed Of organ
plHifs he velvet Or cloth, with lHtirl hur
drrInu, i n favor, and 900 ia thc new
heart shaped bonnet ia thu accompany
lng ut ufH illustrated thr'e charming
btyIca. iis 10 tho iAeaIm'lH Of % buunci
made for che PUuorn of WuIet ~ ID Of
pven ieIt With beaver edge Hua % tor
snde uf gram velvet beneath tho brIm "A
blacsll apHosu Ou tho crown, thu
ttHnn At uf brown udyot liH3 . shows
nu nppr lutu cloth hut wlth Nwd velvet
edpc awunl tH' brIm. AC'uatrr OF black
velvet and block lug'hrr ppmpunt nl thp
back furnish is WW0ture lIT o is d
bonnet in mandarin velvet with % bondeau
of fulskIu, TbU fancy uIgtvt are Tipped
with blue, thn iTIngs arc OF brown velvet
In New York, where "honnrt tc1s' arc
Iutt npv fashionable, 10 A tho aim Of each
lady guc.t 90 wo1r % hat or bonnet that
viii rival her friends Ia cltbor picturesque
meas 0y agt effect
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
r,ncIImcnl. ma rcrnI,n..

In tho experiments Of Sir John u,
Lawos which have been conducted on
Rothamstcd farm FOR more than forty
years, potash seems 10 have had no effect
as fertilizer for wheat except whom
combined with both pbosphorIc acid and
nitrogen, In the experiments now In
progress nj tho Ohio experiment station
potash seems 10 have no effect on wheat,
whether used alone or In any combina.
ton. Az the experiment station Of Ken.
tuclSy at Lcxington) potash has pro.
duccd very marked increase of crop
when used ON corn, hemp, tobacco and
potatoes, but hero again II fails TO In.
crease the yield Of wheat, whether used
alone or in combination, rs indicated by
experiments published in Bulletin No
30 of Tint station, for August, 1890,
The Ohio aud Kentucky experiments
are as yet In their infancy, and II Is pro.
bable, that, as the soil becomes moro
worn, oven wheat win ehow some bono.
Rt from applications OF potaehi but tho
present indicntion5 arc that this sub.
stance ia seldom needed In fortilisors
intended for this crop, II may be chat
tho clover following the whcatwill make
good use Of Che potash, but this point
should be determined by experiment. not
by guess work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
CnltIng saw Tooth.

Mr. u. Dickinson, Of Sheffield, Eng.
land, was ono Of tho English delegates
TO the recent meeting Of the Iron and
Steel lnstituto In Now York, llo has
returned homo, aud has been talking
about what no saw in America, He said
no visited the saw and file mandatory
Dimton q Sons nt Tacony, Pa, and
found thcro n machine for cutting and
graduating saw teeth A boy feeds tho
sheets into tho machine, which cuts the
teeth Mt tho rate Of 1900 per minute.
Tho snccess Of this machine Is 90 great
that Mr.. Dickinson says he observed In
tho factory packages Of saws addressed
'to England,
And we are 30 foolish rs TO impose u
Mckinley tax On our5elyo3 Of 40 per
cent on hand saws in order TO protect
these successful manufacturers, who can
sell their saws Ia England, Worse still,
this duty is used to fortify u domestic
combination or trust in the safo pos
session OF tho "homo market"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
FARM AND GARDEN.
OBSERVATIONS WORTHY or NOTE
IN RURAL Affairs,

The Importance ~ Correct FERNS 90
breeders of Dairy Animals Models of
Successful Dairy siFea aud Dairy hoih'
ers Illustrated and Described
10 know tho correct form for dairy
sire ia a very important matter 10 the
breeder of dairy animals, aud illuatra'
tlona of dairy breeds should not fail 10
carefully delineate these forms peculiar
10 the best specimens Of tho breed When
the subject 10 au animal whose meat ia
tho food product, or whose strength or
endurance aro results desired, there may
be no serious objection 10 the padding
out Of apparently q little deficient parts,
as this Is educating tho eye in tho right
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

In tho matter Of slocyca modletes ARE for
once conservative, aud nulst that they
shall lo wldo aud fun ut the shoulder and
very tight round Tho wrist
There IL certain timo OF llfc when caps
bcoomc u necessity and those who arc
compelled 90 wear them viii be reconollcd
20 tho fact by the dainty littlo hoaddrcsscs
which iust cover tbo top Of the bead, and
are composed OF doicltcly tinted floral
pnsscmcutuHo md bows of ribbon In such
charming combinations Of color ~ pink
aud hcl'otropc, Nil aud holiotrope while
some are entirely composed Of ostrich
foathcrA
All outdoor dresses are mnd0 with skirts
that Just cscapo tho ground, but for the
house thoy touch an around and drag
sufficiently TO proIucc an agreeable ftou.
frou Ht tho back.
Bonncts Of cloth divide foyor with felt
ones this seuson
Tho carbunclo follows the amethyst, and
welcome 10 ~, In point Of bccomngncss
tho oarbunclc always ranked high, and
there nrc many dark hucd womon who
viii gladly welcome II again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
odds md Icnds.

by simply soldering u ring to tho outside
Of Tin or brass Guns, Jugs, etc, aud hanging
them up, the destructive rust no oiton pro
duccd by remnants OF fluids In Kitchen
utensils can DO avoided,
10 take ink out OF linen dip the ink spot
I'm pure molted tallow then wash ont tht
tallow and the ink will como with H..
Ilousckeopors all understand how hard
Il is 10 clean o nutmeg or eonconut gratoi
with cloth or mop-a small sorubbnp
brush, that can penetrate The rough indent
ures, win do ia work quickly and well.
A wiro frying baakct Is very helpful In
cooking various kinds Of food In deep lard
such ~ croquottcs, oysters, chickens, etc.
10 mako labels adhorn to tin use fresh.
~ mado solution Of gum trugacanth In
water.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
now 10 oloan naases nnd ii,onaes,

The brass articles that arc fashionable
= lust now require careful attention 10 keep
them clean and bright, n not lpcquefed,
rub sweet oil ON the lhuuel, then rub them
over with rotten stone, using second piece
Of aauuoI, finally polish with q channels
II laoquoal, wash with o sott brush 10
warm water and soap wipe WOLF and Hel
before thc ira until perfectly dry
nrOnlfa arc cleaned with sweet oh rub
bed ON with % brush, then rub on VIII q
second brush aud polish with q channels
Another plan a toplunge them into blll.
Ing watcf uutll very hot, then wash yllh
flannel mud yellow soap, drying carefully
with son Wg lf soap and water prove
Intellectual try hscsway dissolved in tur
pentlnr rubbed ON and on with clean. 500.
rags,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

Ono authority claims, andwith reason
that "tho entire process Of butter maxi
ing Is governed almost entirely by teu-
peraturc, from tho time the milk Is
drawn from The COW until tho cream Is
ripcned and ohurnod into butter, II the
milk when first drawn from the COW, Is
Immediately placed in cans and sub
merged in w0tcr standing at 40 TO 90
degs. all Of the croam ~ thrown up be.
tween millSings II allowed TO stand
until partially cold and then placed in
water at % and GO degs tho loss Is at
least from B to 10 per cont,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
AL ABOUND THE House,


hNfh ANfNfN f'ffftfHNfFNf
Sofa pillows 10 be recommended 70 ladies
weary Of the elaborate constructions pi
silk, plush, embroidery, etc., are made pt
fine tWilled linen material This sounds
plain enough aud a. II itia not good enough
f0r tho purpose, but enyeF u with q wayy
pattern worked Ia back stitch with yellow
silk, emhrOier over this a hold pattern ~
conventional style, and the linen material
will DO found good enough ior any pillow
In any room The stitched background
has all tho effect VI fine quilting and II ID
q pity that work h not more frequently
done Ia this style
For small articles about the house, sueh
as book covers, blotilng oaaes wall poek-
ets and tho like a revival of the darned
backgrounds, once 20 popular, has taken
place. The design h merely outlined and
lightly filled ln, aud henee is douhly effect
i've against tho darker ana artlHtleally
irregular stitches Of the foundation The
work Il easy, the workers. attention being
mainly required 70 keep the line Of stitches
quite straight
Very handsome covers for tables, sofa
pillows, etc., have come out ln f0lt tho DO,
sign Tor tho embroidery In stamping and
perioration, with the c1lora 10 DO used Ia
The work sngReated Ia tho stamping,
g0me Of the pFettlest HplAsherh foe wash
stand hacks are worked upon twilled ma
terial with coarse aax thread, They are
cut In tho shape Gi q ahleld AZ tho sides and
bottom, and have deep hem hong tho
straight upper edge through which q
smooth lath can be passed Tho aplaaher
Is then hung up by loop Of cord and
handsome taHela,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

Fish makes capital breakfast dishes,
either faxed, toped In u little white sauce
Of buttcr, seasoned and served piled ON
croutonB Of. fried bread, or mado into cut,
lets, or atcniuod In llttlo molds aud served
with nnohoyy sauce. or In omclc,A. Eggs
ngnln are excellent. The following makes
q very pretty diHhj Have ready some holl'
Ing lard ana slip into 10 oH many whole
eggs az you require and lot thom fry, stir
ring the fu The whole timc, so ~ 10 keep
un circular notion Whom cooked no
them out and serve on croutous Of fried
bread, spread with either ham or Nuch1yy
buttcr, or ON bed Of spinach.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
A 0lnrrr swoolmcnL.

A Good Housekeeping correspondent
gives the following roclpc for "gingcl
pear II resembles the foreign preserved
gIngori Two pounds Of hard pears, cut IN
halves and corcd Make n sirup Of ~
pounds either whltc or brown sugar, one
half ounce Of white ginger root and ~
cupfus Of wator. When u has boiled I've
minutes put In The fruit and simmer At
least four hours Very common fruit is
really better, and II should not DO NJ all
soft. This will nll two jars,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
n.mcale, lor nerrea. ,lpupIe..

Musk, derived from two little sacs on the
belly Of the musk deer, is regarded NJ a
most importapt remedy for nervous trou-
bios. II would be more used were II not
that Is 50 costly In old times, though be-
lief Ia the remedy Is no longer entertained
red ants were thought 20 be powerful
cure Cor bruises and pains In the limbs Of
all sorts. Sometimes they were boiled by
tho quantity In muslin bng and applied
to the parts affected; at other times u foot
or hand afflicted was thrust into tho ants'
holo and the inaeots were allowed TO chew
upon the member in order that they might
take away tho trouble. Washington Star
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
oUnINE oT JGRaEY lUIL TOmENTOR,

OUTLINE or JERSEY nUiA ToHiENToR
direotioni but the practice h entirely
wrong and detrimental when applied 70
the dairy bFeods, The form which Myea
tho greatest degree Of activity 70 the
dairy functions Us decidedly angular and
In 10 much as II doyiala from this form
II deWatea from tho highest tyne
II W fair 10 assume that Our most sue
cessful dairy airea afo tho best models,
and by studying their forms We find there
arc certain features common 70 them
ALL Herewith rs Rn outline from q pho
logaph Of Jersey bull Tomonlor, ile
Va tho sire Of wontytmee cows, with
butter records ranging from llpounda
to 20 pounds - ounces per weolL
Note hla height a ihe Group or Ret-
ting on Of tail, tho downward slope
Of the contr Of tho b9ck and tho In
curNng Of the thigh from tho tail down,
and tho depth Of fbarel. Asidefrom these
points the photograph shows him 10 bo
spare, with clom shoulders, sharp with'
era, aud ribs well defined,
10 show that tho general type shown
In the duiry eirca holda good Ia femalos
~ we'll, an outline Of tho Rotor JeT-
soy COW Matilda ~, that yielded owe
eight tons Of milk In yemi aud from
periodical tosts for butter exceeded 900
pounds year. Tho development Of
SHINE, hip and rRmp in this COW seems
almost abnormal yet itia IA perfect har'
mony with her performance Sho docs
not waste any food product IN padding
out her thighs and ohouldors
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

The notorious Albanian bandit, Hadii
pillman, before ho was led TO execution
exprcssed last wish TO make meal of
curried mutton, But as the Turkish cook
did not understand how to prepare the
dish the culprlt pushed back his plate, say
ing: III ate any Of that stuff should
have the dyspepsia for week at the very
least v--San Francisco ArRonautI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Tho Romalns nroueht noro

The remains of G, Grossuil,laus, aged "A
years, who died In Allegheny, yesterday,
OF typhoid foveH were brought 10 Canton
today. The funeral will bo Wednesday
at ono o'clock from the Trinity Reformed
church, Intermcnt In Rowland cemetery.
The deceased is q brotherln-law Of Mr.,
John S,oin, Of this city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
cheslnut Pudding.

Chestnut pudding ID not o wcll known
dlah aud r. seldom made but almost cyory
one who tries II likes H. Remove The shells
from one quart Of choitnuta, boil them for
ten minutes, pour thom Into cold watcr
nnd rcmoyo tho under skin. Place again
In stowpan with ono quart Of milk, stow
slowly until the nuts soften, then add u
pinch Of salt, two tablopooutuh OF sugar,
two level tablospooniula Of -four mixed
smooth In little cold milk, aud stir until
n begins 10 thel,cn. Pour intoawcll but.
tered pudding dieh and bake 0ttecu min.
utoa lf liked one or two eggs may bo
added
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

The Queen Of Rcumanln has shown an
admiration for Gnc ltish popllnaby having
some bulu,iful gowns mldo IN thls fabric,
which looks wcll falls n artistic folds,
and wears % groat dold bottur than the
average h1ck tilk Some Of che finest
poplus are brooadcd with second color.
This giycs an effect ot peculiar richness,
Among handsome new shades ore faicncc
blue agulcf, a golden fawn, rlpo corn
yellow and turquoh blue,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
AncIcnt Romnn ohandeIler.

An exquisite bronze candelabrum II was,
faahioncd like unto the branohlet OF n tree,
and from an almost lea1ess twig four. two.
famed lamps were suspended, flooding
with light the ample apartment, richly
lowered with gems Of nrt and storied lore
Of scholars and poets, The ceiling Of this
palatiol salon was richly gilt and ingen.
iously inlald with ivory; from the lofty
heightother lamps Of lesser size CLEANED
out, so that every corner Of the magnificent
room yielded marvellous revelations Of hui
man genius and subtle handlcraft. --Ilar-
per's Bazaar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
mKlNLEYs wooLfN TAX

The Chicago Tribune Has neen DoinE
Some Figuring,
Some Of tho most unjust aud most op-
premiye duties In the Mckinley tariff
are tho duties under the woolen achod-
ulea, Warm wooden clothing Is u neoes-
dty with our people " anything h such,
and to lay the oppressive hand Of taxa
ton upon II after the Mckinley fashion
Ia 10 burden tho people Of this country
10 an extent almost criminal,
The Chicago Tribune, tho greatest
ant-McRinley Republican paper Of tho
west, has bcen doing some dguriug on
these wool and wooden duties. The re-
suit Ga given in tho following tables
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
A rlontlng snwmlil.

A noating sawmll is found to be use.
ful adjunct 90 tho business Of q lumber
man. Tbe craft usually employed for this
purpose Is about 40 feet by so feet, and
draws about iS inches Of water, All the
hands connected with the numbering work
live aboard, and The hoat travels up the
river, stopping whenever a good lot Of tim.
Der w sighted near the banks. Now York
Teleornn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

Pumpkin for pie may be either baked or
slowed, In the irat ease cut the pumpkin
into large pieces, bake with tho skin on,
aud scoop out the soft pulp when cooked,
In the second pnro small pumpkin, re-.
move the seeds stew II rather dry, aud
atrnln IL through q eoandcr Add two
quarts Of milk, three eggs, three table.
spoonfusof molaWcs, Ondsugor TO gwcctcn
20 tasto; acoson with Tablespoonful Of
gngor, two of ground cinnamon aud two
toaspooufula Of salt and you Will have nn
old fashioned pumpkin pie,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

ouTLrW or Tm irRsgY COW MATILDA
H. l., Haollor, authority for the fore
going, says In Breeders Gaaoltc "My
observation leads mo 10 believe that q
deep body ~ not essential 70 good
dairy animal ] bchoyo ~ ia Mr. Web.
stor who claimed That tine comparatively
small bnrrclcd cows uro tho ones that
more readily respond TO high feeding,
do not attempt 10 quote him, but am
undor the impression II i0 tho idea no
expressed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

The Tribune goes further with its
figuring nnd makes q careful calculation
Of Sho ontiro cost Of those Mckinley
duties to tho country, II estimates this
total cost at from SlOO,OO0,OOO 10
SEQ 900, 900 n year, This is, a. u shows,
nearly te per hoad for tho entire popula-
ton Of tho United States or for each
family nearly &lOa year, Aa, however,
the bulk Of woolon goods ~ consumed
IN tho north, by reason Of the colder
climate, Tho Tribune justly concludea
that the extra Mckinley cost to each
family Ia tho north will average not less
than SO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
THO Way rhoy do II.

Managcr--lIaye you learned your part
OF the librctto OF the new operaP
Stai'-No. cannot remember tho words;
but know tho musical score perfection
Manager-O Oh, that's all right then Just
sing Ln-la.la.la-ln, and no one viii know
the difference. --Munscys Weckly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
suddon Donlh Of a pnbilo sponltcr

A man, whose brother had been hanged,
on being asked In relatlon 60 Tho death OF
Che deceased, stated that 'while he was nd
dressing a large outdoor esaenblagc Of
people, who were listening TO his remarks
with tbo deepest interest, " portion of tho
platform on which he was standing give
way beneath him, whereby lac was precipl-
tated several feet with such yioloncc as TO
break his nocl,,n New York Ledger