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The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04

The world renowned success OF Hostetter'S
Stomach BitterS, and their continued popu-
larity for over a third of a century as a stom-
achic, is scarcely more wonderful than tine vel.
come that greetS the annual appearance OF
HOstetter's Almanac. This valuable medical
treatise is published by The Hostetter Com
pany, Pittsburgh. Pa under their own mmed-
late supervision, employing co hands in that
department They are running about ii
months in the wear ON this work. aud tie Issue
of same for 1891 VIII be more than ten mil
lions, printed in the English, German, French
Welsh. Norwegian, Swedish, Holland Bohe-
mian and Spanish Languages. Refer to a copy
of it for valuable and Interesting reading con-
cerning health. and numerous testimonials as
to the efficacy of HOStetter's stomach BltierS,
amusement, varied information, astronomical
calculations and chronological items, &C.,
which can be depended on for correctness:
The Almanac for 1891 can be obtained free OF
cost, from druggists and general country deal
ers in all parts OF the country.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
DOTS FROM RUTH.
Molasscs making Is about done.

MolasScs making Is abont done.
The farmers are almost done gathering.
The wifi. of Mr. Will Jones has been
seriously i'll, hut il improving .lowly,
The marriage bells continue I" rug,
Mr.. W. c. Price is anticipating a >7mp-
tu0uS time.
Miss Emma L. Fielder has been The
guest of Mir. VIII GurmrlHs tamn'y 1h"
past week
We are glad to learn that onr friend
Miss parlra Lanirr has recovered FROM a
nrotractel illness of eight weeks.
Quarterly Conference viii "orNcnc at
Pleasant Grove church the lSt Snndny IN
December mud Saturday before, ". Il.
Lewis, L. +.
There will hc basket dinmor at the
Fielder School House Alliance next Salur-
day, December 5th. DR.. TeuniSon is rX-
pectrd to address the Alliance on that oc-
casiOn.
AURORA.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
Merit Wins.

We desireto say to our citizens. that f"'
years we have been selling DR.. King :
New Discovery for C"nsump'ion' Dr.
Kings's New Life Pills, Buclllen's ArnIca
Salvc and Electric Bitters, and have new
er handled remedies that sell as well, or
that have given such universal satistac-
tion. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. I. T. Meade ~
Co.. Druggists.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
vou satisfactory results, or. In case OF
failure a return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from onr
advertised Druggist bottle of DR..
K;no,s New Discovery for Consumption
II is Guaranteed to bring relief TO every
ease when used for any affection OF
throat. Lnngs. or Chest, such rs Con-
sumntiou, Inflammation of Lungs, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Croup. etc., etc. tits pleasant aud agree
able 10 taste, perfectly safe, and can al
ways he depended upon
r,iai hotiles free al 4. T.. Meade & Co.'s
Drug Stare.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
Real Estate Going UP.

Agreeable to notice, Assignee Sherman
sold the County Alliance store house OPP
posite the depot last Friday at public
anction. The property brought S2,275,
and was purchased by z. D, Davis.
The Alliance bought this property at
private sale u year ago for 81, 300, and the
fact that IL months later it sells under
the hammer at an advance of 1915, gives
n very fair idea of the upward tendency
of real estate now going on in and around
Brookhaven.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
Administrators Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF decree rendered hy The
Il chanrery court of Lincoln county. Miss,
n the 9Th day Of December, 1883, 10 ease No 80
Tending in said court, the undersigned a. al
ihnstratOr Of the estate Of J. {. Hardy. deccdN-
I'd. will sell.
On the First Day of December, 1890,
turing the hours prescribed by law, at the
front door of the court house Of said county. In
the city Of Brookhayen. at public Outcry, to the
: ghest bidder for cash. the following land be
/ ,nqing TO said Hardy estate and authorized 10
Ne sold by said decree to-wit: Lots !. 2, 3, T. >,
%. Z and 16 in block q in the city Of Brookha-
en-. In the said county Of Lincoln and state Of
Mississippi.
This November 4. 1880.
j. g. HARDY,
Administrator.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

IsIt not worth the small price of 70 cts
to free yourself of every symptom "t
these distressing complaints! Ifyou think
so call at our store and get II bottle ~
Shiloh's Vitalizer. Every bottle has II
printed guarantee on it; use accordingly,
and if it does you no good it will cost yon
nothing. Sold by Meade II Martin. (?)
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
Would Not Take $1,000 and Without
"Hed-ake."

The Rev. John T. MeByrle, pastor "f
the Presbyterian church at Marshall,
Texas, writes:
Gentlemen: | have relieved several al
my acquaintanees at Dallas, sherman an"
Marshall of severe headaches and Win
out single failure to do SO inside "t
thirty-five minutes. | would not take
S., 600 year and live without Preston $
"Hed-Ake," or its equal, which l have
yet to find. My prayer is that the w"r'"
may know of your most wonderful dis-
covery for / can call il 10y no other
name. JoHN 4. MCByRDE.
For sale hy all druggists. 20 Genus
bottle.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
Cit.ttiOn Notice.
TuF STATE on MIs-tssGrPf:

vIvO ALI. persons having or claiming u
Il have any Interest or claim To- east nall ~
IOrtheast quarter section IL east half Of soutI-
asst quarter, southwest quarter oi southetsi
gIIsrter southeast quarter ~ southwest quarter.
md southwest quarter Of southwest quarter,
north half Of southwest quarter and nprthWrSt
quarter Of southeast quarter section y ~. ih
fgVnsbIp 3. range east In Lincoln county, Miss.
You are commanded 20 APPEAR before thc
rhancery court of the county " Lincoln IN Saii
state on the first Monday OF February, lstl' ~
I.ules to defend the suit IN said court 9I y. ~.
&. Watson to quiet his title To above hhd' Wh'fe-
ID you are defendants. - .,
November Z, lsyO.-iw FILM MA,
Chancery Clerk.
A. G. MCNAIR Solicitor.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04

rsNO ALL persons having or clamine any legal
4 or equitable iHterest In the following de-
scmbed lands. ta-wit; West half Of the south
west quarter NJ section sS, township L, range
east. in Lincoln county, Miss.
You are notified that complainant las filed bis
bin In the Chancery Court of Lincoln county to
confirm his title to the above described lands and
You are required 10 appcar and defend the same
on ca before The ETht Monday Of nee"mhaT
1880. EELIA MAY.
S0y. 6, 1890. Al fhanCcgy firTk.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04

! SURE G ~. The awful effects Of rariy
a vice which briGg, or-anie weakness. des-
tr0l ing beth mind and body, with al lis dread
flll Ills. permanently cund.
TvNFFHRAL SrRIcTJ RI prrmancrt!y eur
: ed! Removal complete, neither Knife. raHs-
tie. or dilatiou without pain OF injury iI"Ot
imdisrutahle
DRS. BETS address those Who have impair
Z , ed themselves by improper iniulgcnces
and solitary habits. which ruin both mind a-H
body uniting them for business, study or Ia;lr
rage.
ygARRIED MEN. or those entering on tii.t
N happy life. aware of physical debility
quickly assisted.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
D2s. BELTS T. BETTS,,
u ST Charles Street. New OrlepnS, la
ss.tRHAVEN EELAsE!NG
.--AND--
: GALLERY

An increasing business has forced me 4, re-
model and enlarge the capacity OF my gallery.
now make specially Of copying and enlars,
ing old pictures in all the popular styles, ant:
all sizes, up to full lifesize portraits: Would call
the leading styles and for durability. fine ap
pearance. and cheapnesS cannot be beat.
will also keep in stock supply of pi, tuie
when wanted. Also clean and repair old F5it
frames.
With thanks for most liberal patron2Ge,
hope fUI continued fsIvorS.
Respectfully,
Iiy3Gm Il. |. How ELL.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04

CLAIMS ALLOWED
R&T 4 Ennis. furnishing squire iudg-
ment Io! for circuit clcih' 5 office ...... 4 -
K & T \ Ennis, furnishing q 9-quire rec.
ord of deeds {" charcr.y clCri, ut 0pl-
nh county. for recording deeds 10 land,
etc, in Lincoln county, under Act ol
RITA Ennis. furnishing deed book to
ChanceTy clerk of Franklin county, fol
recording deeds to land, etc, IN Lin
coin county under Act of 1890. :..... Il 10
Marshall & Bruce furnishing deed books
to chancery clerk of Lawrence county,
for recording deeds to land, etc. in
Lincoln county. under Act of 1890. & 90
Marshall x Bruce, furnishing stationeSy
for circuit clerk. .............: :......'.., 10
K " McNair. repairs on court YARD renee l 90
Salary of County Supt. for November. 50 Vo
The report of the County Superintend-
ent was received and approved and or
dered filed.
In the matter of the petition of II. NJ.
Smith and six others to discontinue lfAl
norton of the Lower Union church road
running from the ford Of Holbert branch
10 the fork of road ut J. i. White old
place, and the order of this Board dis
continuing said portion of the road at u
regular meeting thereof, June term, 1880,
coming on for II hearing, on the applIca-
tion of w. X. Wood and others, freehold
ers of said county, and 1t appearing TO
the satisfa ction of this Board that said
petition was informed illegal and irregu-
lar, the order discontinuing said portion
of SAID road is hereby revoked, and all
obstructions on said road ordered re-
moved.
Ordered, That bids be received on the
first Monday in January, 1891, for build
ing a bridge across Bogue Chitto creek on
road No. 72I at J. f. Sessions place.
The petition of w. II. Fielder and II
others for public road beginning at the
Summers on the lower end OF w. II.
Felder's place a. the road running to .
NJ. Prices, thence to the John Williams
place, thence to A. J. Coglan's place
thence to j. j. Magee's, thence to the
Pike and Lincoln county line near the
southwest corner of section "a, township
), range ), thence on the county line 7"
Summit and Monticello road, was receiv-
ed and ordered filed.
The petition of NJ. L. Brabham and y
others for permission to change the road
commonly known as the "FoX road, be-
ginning at point about 80 feet west "i
the |. C. r. r. and running to point
about one-fourth of IA mite west OF Sald
railroad, in section l3, township 5, range
:, was received aud filed.
Ordered. That the members and Off
GERS be allowed their ptr diem and mile
age.
! r. Smith > dayS and miles .. 3 &c
Ut Z, prina . dayS and az miles . 9 5,
, 9 y CanIe . davS and o1 miles - q
~ w Paachanl . daVs and % miles - C
u w w NIcNair SHERIFF . DAYS .. 4 n
Felix May, Clerk, days. ...........;...... "
Ordered that the Board do now adjourn.
FELIN MAY, Clerk.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
FREIGHT TRAINS.

FREIGHT TRAINS.
No. mixed going north leaves Brookhaven at
g 80 A. NJ.
No. mixed going south leaves BroOkhaven at
= 80 +. NJ.
~ Mixed freghts do not run on Sunday and
none goes south on Monday.
T. VI. BEE, Local Agt.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
IIIfn0is Central RdilrOdd.

Nos. and ado not stop at flag stations. Nos.
! and stop at all stations. All trains stop at
IrOOkhayen.
sTN~TranS both ways make close connection
Nth all of the !. &. branch roads.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
CLAIMS ALLOWED.

To Commissioners, Inspectors Peace on
GERS and Clerks for holding tOHgfcs
Sional Election Nov. /, 1890. ...... lie 90
Il. +. WOodall, building bridge across Big
Creek on road No g. G2..-.......-...... - 10
L. Cowart, keeping paupers from Oct. Gto
Dec /, 1890 ...................... 2t2 20
Brookhayen Leader publishing election
notice e.-...........i...... 80
BroOkhaven Leader publishing notice of
county textbook adoption ............ Il -
S L. Nagec feeding county prisoners to
date Observation-Disclosures. ............-... II 90
Meade 4 Martin. stationery for Election
Commissioners. .......... . o"
II Boyd. mile boards. ...... ........... ~
Inquest Of unacy in ease Of Andrew Johnson
DIR. \ Barber, examiner. .....,-.....- 60
Felix May, clerks fee. ......-.-.. : -
X W McNair, sheritf'S fee ...-.-.. ...-..-.. "a
7 { Crawford. L I liyrne, Edward smith,
Monroe BeSSOnett, Pink Smith. j VI
Crawford. SLO0 each as jurors. ..... 8 60
Inquest of lunacy in ease of Nose Hunter
DrS c A Barber and J W Martin, $3.50
each as examiners ... 800. .... ....-.... y %
Felix May, clerk fee .....-.......-. ..... ~
W MCNair sherltT'S fee ............... %
j Cox. W b Allen. + Williams, VI y
Moore, + Il lludnall, Jake smith, %l.O0
each as jurors r.. ........... { -
W McNair, sheriff, conducting Nose
Jackson to Asylum at jackson ........ l. 0D
COr0ner'S inquest on body Of NH. Davis
Dr. ! II Johnson. post morem examiner. 10 90
L r Phillips coroner r...................... = 60
Madison smith. John Cos. + : Larkin.
Nm. Miller w II Coke, Warren Ma
gee. 81 90 each a> jurors .... ......,.. 20
( Il " MrNair. sheriff, for serving Wit. O.,
Adjourned to 8 o'clock to-mnlloW.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
OUR SuCCE SIS

Is based upon facts. irst-Prartical kNn"rii-
ence. second Every case is especially studied
thus starting right. Third-MedicineS are pre-
pared in our laboratory exactly to suit each case,
thus effecting cures without injury.
send cents postage for celebrated works
on Chronic. Nervous and Delicate Diseases:
Thousands cured ga friendly letter OF call
may save you future suffering and shame, and
aGGgclGen years to life. - No letters ans
weted unless accompanied by J cents in stamps.
Address OF cal on
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
DEEMBER TERM, 1~G0.

Alta regular meeting Of the Board of
Board of Supervisors of Lincoln county,
held at the Court House on Monday, the
lst day of December, lS90,.the following
members aud officers were present, 10
wit: W II. Penn, |. c. Smith, W. c.
Price, 5. =. eagle, W. c. Bracham, nem-
bcrs; r. w. McNair, Sheriff, and Felix
May, CLERK.
The Brookhaven leader., 1890-12-04
SECOND DAY
CLAIMS ALLOWED

The Boald met Tuesday morning. rur-
sgaut to adjournment; all members pres
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

as No. Q, Aftor his recovery he took No, 1
TO Saratoga aud thoro left hcr, hostonlng
homo on the plea OF business to arrange fol
his union with Sister Sophia
Hume Clay's case " OF ON entirely dlllor'
ont order 1Io was n resident OF Wlnchos.
ter, Ky, and fled tho country 70 avoid pun.
ishment for forgorlos aRgregnting thou
sands Of dollars. But wherever ho wan.
dered he carried with him the memory OF
bright, loving and faithful wife. Ilo wne
willing TO sacrifice anythlngt 10 bo near her,
and therefore went homo voluntarily 20
"face the musio,n explato his mlsdeeds
and get chance 10 start llfc afrcsh In COM
pany with the love Of his young manhood
AS tho forgerlos chiefly involve relatives.
who nro inclined TO De lenlcnt, lao may ea
cape with light sentence
No crime Is mixed up In the capcm Cupid
played with tho heart OF Willoit sherman,
oonviyial misoEynist who now lives
hermit life In Rhode Ielnnd, and is known
~ the king OF CheplwanoNct In hia carly
days he was d sailor m0n OF rcnown, aud
oaptnined more than one copstcr through
storm and sunshine and heavy seas. But
long years ago he met bis fato In the shape
of Il nice little woman who liyod ut East
Greenwich. n. l. lie took her costly pres
ents from york no danced attendance
upon her between voyages, and finally he
won her consent TO become his wiie, The
day was set and the future looked bright
TO the industrious captain
lie bought bis ilancee o wedding dress,
butwhen ho called 70 deliver " he found
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

The little god OF love isn't always 70 be
depended On Sometimes he geta reckless,
and shoots his arrows about Ia manner
that cannot fail 10 create havoc wreck
homes, smash marital combinations, cause
scandal and give the goaalpa chance 70
talk their tongues on, lle docoyn people
10 ruin ~ we'll 40 10 happiness, aud alto
gether no ia u dear, delightful, charming,
dangerous, dashlng, unreliable aud on
tlrely irresponsible chap, who ought 10
have the hRndage taken from his eyes aud
bound about his waist Then he could
shoot better, and he wouldn't suffer 30
much from changes n the weather,
OF late the young rascal has been cut
ting up moro than his usual number OF
pranka, aud chief among the Victims Of his
bow is Mr. Simon Obermayer, u merchant
Of Cincinnati, who II claimed ~ husband
by two women. Recently Mr., Obermayer
created q sensation In the Queen CITY by
elopng with Miss Mendol, better known
aa Siat0r Sophia, OF the Red Croas society
The pair chose Chicago for honeymoonlng,
aud had settled down IN quiet happiness
at ono Of the leading hotels when their
bliss was disturbed by the arrival Of n
bulky legal document which aet forth the
claims 10 recognition aud alimony OF an
other woman,
The title Of tho cause ID ella obormayer,
plaintiff, Va, Simon Obormayer, and with
him the Equitable National bank, of Gin
clnnatl, the 5, Obermayer Manufacturing
company, tho Cincinnati Street Railway
company, the Wildcy Building association,
tho Mutual Home and Savings association,
OF Dayton, the Butchers aud Droyers'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

Building association, aud the Fayorto
Stove works, OF PQua, o., are made do
iondants, The petitioner sets forth that aho
was married Sept, 10, 1881, In Cincinnati,
and has always conducted herself toward
her husband Simon Obcrmayer, ~ faith
ful and atleotlonato wife
She further declares that tho defendant,
IN gross disregard Of hia marital duty,
elopOd 70 Chicago with woman known ~
Sister Sophia, u Red Cross go called Dnuro,
aud went through the form Of marriage
with her Plaintiff says that she has no
means OF support other than what eho ro'
oelved heretofore from her husband, that
ho has always given her an allowance OF
go per week for the ordinary expenses Of
their household, besides paying general
bills In addition thorcto that the dofond'
ant Is u man largely Interested In hlH CO.
defendant corporations, aud IA tho ownor
OF property amounting In all 70 100000
Under the circumstances aho aaka allmony
and an in1unotion 70 restrain defendant
from transferring his property
Naturally tho affair has caused great
sensation. Mr.. Obermayer does not deny
that ho has lived with No, for nearly a
decade, but nc disputes tho statement that
no evor made hOr his wife, and asserts that
No. Q Ia the only woman 10 whom no has
been legally united, A big battle In tho
courts will result from the complication,
Tho claimant 20 Mr. obormayor'a prop
orty and affections IL plump, good look.
ing blonde Her maiden namo ~ said 20
have bcon Nellie Williams, but whom sho
left Newark 10 enter upon rapid career
40 Cincinnati she assumed the alias OF
Nellie Roberts, Since her alliance with
obermayer oil reports 0groo that her con
duct has been above roprooch,
II was while patient at hospital that
the man met Miss Mondcl, who now figures
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02

that ahs had married SONS one else ana
gone away This experience placed him
at odds with the sag and with life Ia gen
eral, 10 use his avn words, thenoefor
ward no "ddnt give o dnrn" Ito sought
solaee IN tho flowing bowl aud Ia tho eE
eitemeut VI being soldier After the wal
he settled down on q llltlo lslet on the
Rhode Island coast ~ q loue fisherman,
lie desires no eompanlonshIp, and ~ he ID
man Of great sila aud strength, his wishes
in this regard arc respected Said ono who
knows him, tho other day. 'lle's u tough
old fellow, 10 tho king Of CheplwanoHet,
Like watermelon, you oan cut into him
four Inches before you come ~ tho red, u
Sherman 10 now nearly seventy years of
age,
When Cupid shot an arrow ~ bertha
Hoffman he ruined her life, Tor the lover
who wooed did not marry her. Instead he
ran away, leaving her deceived and des.
perate, Knowing what tho future was 70
bring she took 70 awndlins that she might
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
oueer rhaae. Of crImo.

James Payn In recent homily on crlmi
mails says chat honorable raaoala nro rare,
but there have been some Of thom, and he
cites two interesting cases. Ono IA that Of
the conylota Of Philadelphia who In l1pa
showed q very unexpected good feeling,
Tho yellow foyor broke out IN tho town,
and they volunteered 20 nurse tho sick,
who were dying like niCa None Of thom
attempted 20 escape, though they had oy'
cry opportunity 10 do no, and were en-
trusted with horses and carts 10 bring In
provisions for tho poor which the dealers
dared not do, When tho postllcnco ceased
all who survived returned 20 the prison,
Moreover, tho fomalo convlotS ohocrmlly
gave up their boda 10 the sick, which, Il IL
curious 20 note, tho debtors Ia the Jail all
refused 10 do,
Tbs othor Instance occurred during tho
revolutionary war, Two soldiers OF tho
army Of Lord CORVALLIS won't into house
aud treated the inmates In most shame
ful manner A third soldier met thom
coming out and recognized thom, lIo was
In no way 20 blanc, but since no declined
10 give up tho names Of his comrades ho
WA sentenced 10 The punishment they had
incurred. Lord CORVALLIS rode mp 20 him
whom on the gallows
"Campbcll,n ho sdd what q fool YOU
are 10 die thusl Give up their namcsl"
"You are In an cnumy'a country my
lord" was thc firm reply, "and you eau
better spbro one man than two,p
Aud ho was hanged,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
out dropped IN elephant,


with tho death of Gen, Fremont there
has passed away one who led a,ngulNrly
adventurous llfe aud whose fame ~ ldcn
titled with the development Of this coun'
try Fremont was born on Jan, 81, 1919
Ia Savannah Ga, In lsli he married Jes'
alo Benton, daughter Of tho famous Mis-
souri, senator From that time dated Ere
monta greatest exploring exploits, llo
led % number Of expeditions 20 the Rocky
mountains and explored that region aud
the section beyond, giving 20 the world Ia
first accurate information OF what was
then an unknown wilderness,
Fremont has the credit OF having capt
urcd California from the McyIcans In 1870
For those services hc was appointed q lieu.
tenant colonel by President Polk, and
chosen governor In 1871 Shortly after
ward Fremont was court mOrtlOlcd for re-
tuaing 20 obey the orders OF Gen Koarny,
and ho was convicted, but with n recon-.
mOndHtiOn 20 clcmoucy President Polk
rcmlttcd the penalty, but Fremont resigned
from the army aud organized nm cXpedi'
ton 40 his Own expense 90 find n prlCtlca.
bic route from the Rio Grundo 10 Califor
MIA,
Later on Fremont was elected United
States senator from California, and In 1865
ho was nominated for tho presidency In
1861 hc was appointed q major general and
served through the civil war llcwus gov
ornor VI Arizona from 1873 10 1881, In
April, 1900, congress passed m act Outhorll'
Ink the president TO restore him 20 the
army and plOochIm on thorctircd list with
the rank Of major general, which wosdonc,
Fremont was u type Of ,ho early explorer
aud frontlcwmOn, and with his death the
type may bc said o. bo cgtinot,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-02
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
ron THE EaPEelAL ENTERTAIN
nENT or RoYs AND GIRLS,

A Mysterious Experiment Ia which Ani-
mails ana Othor Objects Ara nurned
Out of Paper with . Glowing Flame
Almost as II Cut With scissors,
A writer In Golden Days tells of q very
entertaining experiment which heon saw
performed IN public His description Of II
shows that II Is simple enough for any boy
or girl 20 successfully undertake it
The lecturer held up sheet of paper 10
which he touched the still glowing wick Of
candle Just blown out, Instantly the
paper began 10 amolder, aud II smodered
up and down Ia a narrow line until II had
written "The Union Forever" which was
the very last thing ono would expect II
10 do