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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Lady serlounly Injured.

Mrs G. w. Dllman, aged % ycurs, re.
siding at q Rowland street, met with un
accident to-day that is likely to prove very
soriopm, While crossing the alley in the
rear OF tho yard the lady stopped ON o
piece of Ice, slipping and falling to the
ground, striking thc back of her head on
piece Of frozen earth. She waa picked
M unconscious aud carried to the house,
Dr. Walker was summoned ana made an
examination Of the wound, revealing u
severe concussionof the brain, Owing TO
the ludy'a age the outcome 10 doubtful
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

CHICAGO, Dec, 28,-Jennie and Lillian
Allen, two sisters who live In Toledo,
o. met with serious injuries In run
away accident They hired q carriage
20 make some calls. AZ Archer ayonue
and Clark street Lake Shore train
dashed by aud frightened the horses.
The team dashed away NJ terrific
pace, Several passersby tried 20 stop
the horsesj the girls jumped from tho
carriage Jennie sustained compound
fracture Of hQr left leg, Lillian fell upon
her head and received u fracture Of tho
skull, They were takon 10 the hospital.
Neither win die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

OLNEY HIS, Dec 29. "A daring rob.
berry took place on the northbound
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville railway
freight trUin yesterday At the water
tank u mile south az this city, the train
was cut in two aud the engine moved
ahead TO take water While the ca-
bo0ae was standing still two men, both
masked, entered it, aud firing two reyol-
yer shots over the heHds of Conductor
Hampton aud his brakeman, compelled
them TO throw up their bands, while one
Of the robbers robbed them Of 800 and
thoir WalehrH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
DIR. NroHo1Ls.
40 Anlonlnhlna Prnolloo.

II Ia only two months since Dr. Nicholls,
the renowned specialist rom England,
came 10 Canton and located at the Avenue
hotcl, "a North Cleveland avenue The
success which has attended hle efforts
SINCE he camo TO this city 10 simply won.
dorhil, aud the number treated and cured
Iy him is astonishing. Every person
nuNily N endowed with Home special nift,
and Dr.. Nichols missionis unmlstaknbly
to heal tho sick and afflicted. He has
buftup large practice and Is kept buay
from early morn I'LL late ~ night. II Is
almost an impoasibiliW TO find tho doctor
discnRaged, ns thereis generally from one
10 a baker's dozen waiting their turn FOR
an audience. He treats successfully oil
chronic diseases as well as those peculiar
70 women, catarrhal affection, rhouma-
tism, otc., aud will not undertake o cure
unleas convinced he can eifect, cure,
The doctor permanently located
I.l|. |.||IN
SHAKER s0AR; the boati absolutely
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
NO MOTIVE ZOE rHe CRIME.
A Man Chokcs Ills Aged wife 10 DEATH
aud cuts His own Throat

A Mnn Chokcs Ills Aged wife 80 Death
aud cuts His own Throat.
CHICAGO, Dec, 90, Henry Christias.
sen, residing ut no Drcxel bouloysy!,,
Grand Crossing, choked his aged wife
to death Oud then Gu his own throat,
Saturday night OWN, to the isolation
Of the spot the tragedy was unknown
until yesterday When Mrs, Nelson
went TO awaken hor parenS yesterday
morning she saw her fathers face and
breast covered with blood. Christian
sen was still alive She attempted to
awaken Mrs Chistianscn, only to and
her deud, Her face was discolored and
the red marks on her throat indicated
that she had been strangled, A ra2m
was on the floor. Christensen, when
asked if he had killed his wife, an.
ewered nfimatively mud 10y motion Of
his hands indicated the way he had
committed the double crime The dying
man was taken TO the hospital There
seems TO be- no motive for The crime,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
HARRINGTON AND pARNELL.
noth nusy ElcctlonoerlnG Al Day Tue
Priests Pressing Their Views On the


Doth nusy Elcctlonoerlng Al DaS- The
Priests rfcsslng Their Views On the
People,
LoNpoS, Dec 9e. Timothy Harring-
ton hastonod, on his arrival NJ Queens.
town, 90 communicate with Mr. Par
nell, All day long the twopmtica were
busy oloeti0nocTng, Tho priests, both
those Of the Osory diocese and others
from various parts Of Ireland, spent the
timo outside Of religious services In
pressing their yiows ON the people and
urging the election Of Sir John Pope
Hennessy, illusions more or less d..
rect, were made from the pulpits 10 the
pending contest Parncll expressed him
self last night as confident Of victory.
Much apprehension is lclt Of th' lcct
that defeat might have upon his fol-
lowers,
rarnoll was In Much ncttcr Form
than on the previous day, and evidently
was determined not 10 disgrace the
close Of the campaign by any abusive
language He addressed the people on
their leaving church and made use OK
language more persuasive and dignihed
than at any previous gathering during
the struggle, He reminded them Of his
many years service, and appealed 90
their sense Of gratitude not TO sct tho
seal Of condemnation on his lifelong
work for Ireland. The people listened
patiently though the priests protested
against Mr., Parnoll turning Sunday into
day Of political strife aud argument
and urged their flock 10 20 home, There
wNs very little demonstration aud all
seemed desirous Of putting on their best
behavior
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

CHICAGO, Doo ~
WHEAT Closed weak and At the loweet
point Of the day, The nowg was ncnrly all
bcnriah cables were weak, the weather was
excellent, both for the growing crop and tho
movement Of wheat 10 country markets, ro-
coipts were liberal, and silver was lower
any time, aud CLOSED lglc lower There was
loss hunr ncws than IN wheat but tho trade
would not take the oiicrinEs, Hutchinson
and PnrdrldRo sold heavily and small hOldora
sold nut long stun
OATS We're weak on estimated heavy re-
cpipts an Increase In the visible supply and
ia sympnthy with the break In corn. Closing
prices were lac lower,
PROVISIONS Were weak on continued
Rellnr by the pnukcrs. Pork closed i2lfo
lower aud lard aud ribs 2l6c lower.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Funeral ot Mai. cen. Alfred Howe Terry

Nrw HAVEN, CoNN, Dec. e. There
mains Of Mai. Gen Alfred Howe Terry,
the tukcr Of IT, Fisher were placed IN
their last resting place yesterday after.
noon, Services were held 400 the home
Of the deceased hero for the members Of
the family only The remains were
then transferred to the United Church
IN the Green and the public wasallowcd
20 gnlc ON the inco Of the deceased,
Public services were then held, Rev.
Dr. Munger delivered an eloquent
eulogy ON the deceased gentleman,
After the services Che romans were
transferred 10 the Grove Street ceme-
tory. whore the inIermenl took plnce.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Lioonnea 70 wed.

Marriage liconsoa have been issued to
Il. N. Boobowt aud Fanny Bush, liolivari
Charles II, Sponecllcr and Nora Shcnror,
WayneshurR, Albert Kolloing and Sarah
Jane Boyd, Waynosburg, Alexander NJ
Dan and Eva NJ. Miller LouisyIlloi Hor'
bort n. Aw aud luldah NJ. Bailey, Way
ncsburg, u. Chairman and Minnie May
Robinson, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
rriedand True

Is the positive verdict OF the people who
take Hoods Snrsaparllln Whom used hc.
cortling 10 dircctona the good ELECTS OF
this excellent medicine are soon felt In
nerve etreugth restored, that tired feeling
diivon of, good appetite created, heNd-
ache ana dyspepsia relieved, ecrofula
cured and all the bad effects Of impure
blood overcome. For good blood puri-
der, take Hoods Sareupnrilln.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

APPLIES sL5Od6O0 per barrel
BUTTER Creamery Elgln, EmHc Ohio
do N1baNC' common country hutict lDDlbg
choicc country rolls, lsQ9Oci fancy country
CIlEESEa Ohio cheese. full mike, lOlSa,
Now York ohovsc lUlgWllc, Llmhurgcr
l1lOmliu, domestic tWulNrt l'fUo WiA-
cuubn brick sWoitdur lac, imported swcitScr
EGGs agaglc for Western stocl,j sslD9oo for
tuictN frpah nearby UEgM
POULTRY Chickens, vuung, large,
6i6Nic, SMALL iiON llrgr old, hilnilc SMALL
bMtGOo' turk,yH iai lMRe por pnnnd poor.
AmlOc per pounds ducks, Olnibc per pair;
uccso, choice sL9bWl3l urr pIlr Dressed
IurRoD, llltOg upr pound; ducks, llGbl0c per
pounds chlcbuuN llWlae per pounds geese, eh
VEGEfHBlEs Potatoes. sl.N@i8o por
busho, toulhuru awonta, t2NU2.il por bnrrcl
lcrsoy elWnLOO kiln dried, eiOJ por barrel,
cabbage, St,hOWAnO per hundred, onions, SiD
per bNrrcli cvlory, iudt6Uu per dozen huuchoG
rarsnIp7 Joe per dozens carrots, Voc por dolon;
parsley lOc por dozen, spmoch, zoe per bushol;
horrprNdish. huUt6C per duHOn,
WHEAl-No. rcd, SlOl@l0'; No g 0eN
CORN so. old, ehcucd, 0ld8ac. No. 9, Goa
0Obc, hilh mixed, BlpGBOlbo, miycl, hSlfG1jlC,
new No. y, r. shelled corn, 6labjl6o, now
hgh mixed, llGblC, No, yellow Cur corn. old,
0s61G0c, now No. yellow enr corn, BlMNlho;
new high mixed gnr corn 5S0Mc.
i'%c; extra, No, q is}6GOi0c mixed oats, 4IGoisc.
FLOUR -Iohhng prices Fancy spring and
winter pntont -four, Sb,1hGl6O0 fancy straight
winter .Sb0O@b2b, innCy straight spring ,&W
hnkers, SLibilh.O0, Rye -four ei2bOLD.
Bucltwhonl Hour 2,66b3o per pound,
llAN-B1led timothy, choice, SlnWnl0TM
No. l. SO.36mlOM No. do, Ss0VMSbO; loose
~; No prolrio hay Si26@1b0i packing do,
S7OWigb. M..I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

CRAwFoRpsvulE, lND,, Dec, 20,-The
young lady being only 10 years old
Albert Seaman and Miss Maggie Services
were refused u marriage license here,
and went TO Danyillc, Ills, where they
were duly married, The bride IL quito
wealthy, and had the consent Of her
pnrpntg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

An opportunity 20 procure the services
OF one SO successful In the treatment of
all forms of disease and doformlty AS DR.,
Hyro seldom comes TO our people. Every
afflicted mortal should take advantage OF
this golden opportunity. Read his article
In another column.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Apimoult oporation.

Dr. March, assisted by Drs. Pyle, Landor
and Myers, removed from Mrs, j, Chis'
holm, OF Washington, yesterday ilbroid
tumor weighing ten pounds. Tho opera-
ton, which was o most difficult one, re.
quircd an opening ten inches In length In
the abdomen. Tho lady Is resting as easy
as could be expected, and her chances Tor
recovery arc good,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

LINCOLN NEnn Dec, 20-An in
vestigation into the accounts Of Carl
Korth, treasurer Of Pierre county, re-.
vealed shortage In the county funds
Of S3l 600, Korh was arrested NJ
Norfolk yesterday on the charge OF
embc2zlemcnt He has turned over his
nrOneriY Do hiA hondamnn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

NEW YoHR, Dec. 99-The United
States court on bano has decided 10 deny
the motion 10 suspend judgment and
for now trial IN the case Of Gen. Peter
j, Claasaen, president Of the Sixth Ma
tionnl bank, which ho tried 10 wreck.
As the court was unanimous there can
bo no appeal 10 the United States au-
premo court, The extreme penalty In
10 years aud $4,000 fine,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
HUNTINGDON oA0 Wo6Ns sALl.
All C!aIms.Hncr nrcn satisfied ana tho
works VIII De- Sold Jun. O.

HuNrWGDoN pa, Dec, % The
Hwtingdon Manufacturing compnny,
operated by the lol Car Equipment
company Of New York closed their
works here saturday preparatory to the
enlo Of the works ON the Gth proyimo by
the trustees recently appointed by the
court. outstanding cWims hpve been
iiQuidated or satisfactorily provided for,
and IL is probable that che Iron Car
Equipment company viii buy in the
plant nc the trustees sale.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
proapeot ofa Ball Club.

The directors Of the Canton base ball
club met last night and considered the ad-
visibility Of having club next season,
While no definite action was takon, Il is
possible there will be club next year In
Cnntnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

PiTrsRURG, Dec. 90,-Robert Richard
son, who escaped while being taken
from Newark, o., TO the state reforma-
tory at Columbus, and who was subse-
quently recaptured In Pittsburg, was
delivered by the court into the custody
of Sheriff Conloy, Of Newark.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
THE MARKETS,
Now rorh NIonar NlnrkrL

Nrw NuUK, Dec. n
None" closed easy lowest rate per cent;
hlrhwsh, The former WA thu closing rate,
Exchange closed steady posted rntca.
SASH illbaiNilH actual rates. $3.50 n'ilbLWh for
ulXtysduy bills aud si,si'iGtLHlW for demand.
Government bonds rlugud HtrndN currency
o. l,ul ullj a. coupon, lsi, lle'a du, luiil bid
Pacific fnlltund bonds CLOSED 49, follower
Union hrsts, LliiM do sinking funds, LOS.
NNtTtu1a ! ItI.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
A eoLLEoToR or eURlos.
uisiory Of tho Chloagoan Who Died sud,
denly IN San Francisco,

hlhtofY OF tho thlehHnhn Who Died sud
donly In san Francisco.
CHICAGO, Dec, COW, j, Cunning,
who died suddenly In San Francisco
Thursday, was AN old resident Of Chi
cago, Until recently ho was associated
with lithographing company In this
city, but had disposed Of all his business
interests preparatory 10 u trip around
the world Mr., Cunning had wide
reputation 10 u collector Of CuriOa, and
was the owner Of many hno specimens,
which are now IN the Art institute, He
began the collection seventeen years ago,
during u prolonged tour Of British Co.
lumbia and Alaska Recently ho had
held number Of consultations with the
worlds fair board, relative 20 accuringa
collection for the great exhibition, and
combining u with his own large private
collection of idols, fCtiahcs, tOtcina, etc
Finally he determined t0start on his own
responsibility Hointcndod to hegone six
years, during which time he proposed 20
visit the Sandwich islands, Australia,
China, India and Africa He was 10
have Sailcd from san Francisco ycstef-
day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

LrxINdT6N, Ky, Dec. 90. Rev
George o. Barnes, writing from luyor.
ness, Scotland, tells touching story Of
his sutgonngs in that country for want
OF sufficient Subsistence and clothinQ
suitable To She inclemont weather lle
states tbat Id ia $500 in debt, pnd his
ictter IS IA the natufo .slfipo~iNpeal loi
asal sLllpsp w N4as.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

Paralysis, rheumatism, still joints, epi-
lcpsy, ST. Vitus' dance and all nervous af.
fcctions successfully treated by DR., Hyre
through his mighty Magnetic Power,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
A Lady in roxan wntosi

Ms case ~ of long standing, has bnillcd
mauy phyeicane, hnvo tried every remedy
could hear Of, but Brod0olds Fomalo
Regulator 10 all that relieved me. Write
the Brndnold Rog. CO., Atlanta, Ca, for
further particulars. Sodby all druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Tho orent cloalnr out anlo

at Dannomillor's old block, northeast COR
nor public square, will positively wind up
In very few days, Prices no object ~
the goods mast be sold, Private snlo and
auction regardless OF cost ~ they viii not
pack them up II prices will sell them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

Ia my practice among children, have
had more and better sucocsa with Mellin's
Food than with any and All othern,l Is the
testimony ofa prominent physician,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Now Farmors' Alliance,

Millor Purvis, lecturer Of the Ohio
Farmers Alliance, organized an Alliance
NJ tho ccntcr Of Pike township Monday
evening, with charter membership OF
%, o, =. Gust Of North Industry IA sccro'
tary, and G. W. Hines president,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
strucH BY tho Train.

Moaca Farmer, a coal minor, was struck
bya freight train while crossing the IT.
Wayne track at North Lawrence Saturday
night His scul was fractured In several
placosund the injuries win probably prove
fatal. The man has u family,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

SLEEPLEsS NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough, Shilohs Cure is
tile romedy FOR you, For sale by Weber
Bros, Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
A Now Church Dedicated.

The now Reformed church at Cairo was
dedicated on Sunday. Tho exercises
were impressive and were witnessed by u
large number OF people,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

SHILOHS COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee, II
cures consumption. Weber Bros, Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

To Make - Large Reduction In Wages.
LONDON, Dec e9,- Several Of the iron
masters IN the Cleveland district have
given notice that ON account Of the
condition of trade they will bo com
PEELED 10 make % largo reduction Of
wages In January
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

BALTIMORE, Mp, Dec, 60 Tho grleV-
Rnee committee Of employees Of tho Bali
timOre and Ohio railroad which reached
this city Saturday had AN interview
with General Manager Odell, yesterday
afternoon, The conference was held in
private and what was said or done was
not made public, Mr., Odell said that
no would not be at liberty 10 make any
statement until after the committee OF
Baltimore aud Ohio officials meets and
considers the plans Of the grievance
committee, Mr., Odell stated emphat-
ieally, however, that the trouble would
be amicably aetted and there would ba
no Rtrlko.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

GtoucEgrrN. N. 81. Dec g0-- Yosterdayn
winngra were LithberL Monday Li,s,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

NE VIII be Made President of the uaisal
Pacific Haiiroad,


NRw YoRR Dec, ea,-lf the rumnn
current At the Windsor hotel turn oul
10 be correct, George j, Gould ID about
20 receive very handsome Christmas
present from his indulgent father, Its
reported that the young man ID 10 b
made W. president Of the Union Pacific
Railway company, and presented With
q large block OF the oompany'a stock ~
well, Sidney Dillon has been prealdent
OF the Union Pacific for few weeks.
but Mr.. Dillon doesn't care for the p0-
Hiti0n, and only took II temporarily IA
order 10 Oblige his friend, Jay Gould.
George Gould II already president %
one cOmpany-the Pacific Mail, bul
thar II q small concern ~ compared
with the Union Pacific, and the young
man u known 10 p0fseaa an ambition 70
pose as real live railway president,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
East Liberty Cattle MARKET

NAdT IIHENTNl TNN IIVCl 20
CATTLE Receipts, Ai1b head, shipments.
2,lA hoad, market worry slow az about last
weeks prices. Twenty cars cattle shnnod
TO New York.
HOGS Rccpir,a, 1880 head, shipmtnlt, ~
head; n.arkOf OfNouye; phlladelphina, -rVun
mixed, 33laiAO1s heavy York;
Ai0; light N&Arrh ~ 2Odbl0Oj pirhl
pWHuf N.nf.f fl1'~i NAsIil All mind fo.f all
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-02-04
Harnesslng the Ocean Wave.

The problem OF utilizing the force
Of ocean waves has been solved to a
certain extent by an invention OF Mr..
N. o. Bond. OF Fairfax Court House,
Va, which Is now in use at Ocean
Grove, N. j. Mr.. Bond has mounted
gates in such position out in the
water that the wave coming In beats
against them and shuts them. When
tho wave retires 1t opens the gate, TO
bang 1t shut again at the next advance.
Connected with the gates are piston
rods working the force pumps, and
pipes connect the force pumps with
tanks elevated to a height OF forty feet.
Tho device is q success. Not long ago
10. 900 gallons Of sea water wore
pumped into the tanks for use in lay
ing the dust OF the streets. The au-
thorities hold that the salt water Is
better than river water for laying dust
Mr.. Bond is OF opinion that bJ the use
OF big floats, instead OF gates. he can
get results six times as great But
the pump operated by q gate Is a prac-
tical device which is destined. II APP
pears, to have wide use. = Boston
Herald.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-02-04
PICTURES BY LIGHTNING.
A wonderful Invention which May Rev
olutionize Newspaper Art.

| a Wonderful Invention Which May Kew
o'utionize Newspaper Art.
'This Is the machine that is TO rev.
olutionize newspaper pictorial art."
explained Mr.. Ginochio. at is filled
with clockworl and operated by
strong electric battery. Its mate is at
the other end OF the line. Now, you
can write o signature or letter, and
1t will transmit either, with the iden-
tical characters formed with your pen.
But that would be nothing new. Auto
telegraphy has been known for fully
ten years. but this will carry out the
auto-telegraphic idea to the fullest ex-
tent You can write as much as
you please--thousands Of words II
you like, as newspaper men and others
frequently have to do-and this ma
chine will chew 1t up--that is, transmit
it-as fast as you can write. Indeed,
tho writing can be done on a continu-
Gus roll. and when n score Of lines are
written the top OF the roll can be fed
TO the machine, while the writer con-
tinues filling up the rest, and without
tearing the roll. 1t can be regulated
so as to keep pace exactly with the
speed OF the writer, and by the time
he has finished the machine will be on
its last lap and will end its task al
most Immediately. The newspaper or
other Office receiving the matter will
thus have 1t in the writer's own hand
writing and within few moments
after it has passed out Of his hands"
"But how is it proposed to transmit
picturesP"
"By the Same method. The paper
TO be used will be washed with a weak
solution Of chloride of calcium, which
will make 1t conductor. The ink
will be the non-conductor or insulator.
The pictures will have to be repro
duced with pen and ink at the point OF
sending, and with this as the only de-
lay they can be transmitted without
difficulty, every line and shadow being
reproduced with extreme fidelity"
"Have you tested the machinep"
II have and found it works like q
charm. SO long as the clock-work
keep running 1t can not get out of Or
der. The machine is designed especial
ly for the use OF the daily press, and
will enable our newspapers to produce
accurate and excellent pictures Of
events in the issue Immediately follow
Ing instead Of, as now, waiting day
or two for tho artist You can readily
understand how such an instrument
could bo applied on leased wire,
whore voluminous press reports have
to be sent daily aud nightly. Every
reporter could then bo his own opera
tor. ."-Philadelphia Press.