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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
soMG YACHTING NOTES,

W, X, Vanderbilt, II, NJ Flaglor, Of tho
Standard OH cnmpnnE lUn ", Slater,
lonor l., Park the GouIds aud Astor
aud other well known wllIonairca spend
the creator part of August on their superb
yachts,
Nothing shows the growth Of yachting
IN America more than the growth ~ the
yacht agency The objrC. ottbIaiuatitution
" % furnish everything liDt can possibly
be- required ON ono OF those Crntt, from q
sailing muster and crow 20 the wines no
the festive board, Whether you want 10
be absent for week or % day it's all tho
same, You give notice puy your bill, stop
aboard with your guc,ltand THAT'S the end
Of IL,
NclH Ocl6cn, thr steward of the New
York Yacht club, who IA authority ON all
matters connected with tho sport, says hc
has noticed during hI long experience OF
thirty years that whOg the rraap Tor yucht.
ing eelgeg upon u family Il dosccndg from
father 10 son oven tu Gao thim generation,
The Stevens, CulgD, Sears, Nuhh aud
NOndorhllts are few Of the examples ho
quotes,
Some Of the best yachts that sail ON tho
Inland wgtcmot tAo HltgG ere built In
and around New Nor, Occasionally one
will see u handsome huh being forwarded
10 its destination near @ lake ON a couple Of
platform cnH More frequently, however,
tho boat isscnt ON shIpb,ord 10 points along
the coast aud even 10 California, Several
Of the finest San Francisco yachts were
built In New York,
Moro yachts change hands In the course
9f u your than people huyoNn idea Of There
IN always an ambitious fellow who wants
something better, aud In making sacrifice
he generally finds plenty Of buyers, You
FOn purchase second hand yacht At u third
or quarter OF Ia Original cost
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snmmcr cnrn OF ronIlry.

II oughtuat 20 be supposed that fowls
need no special care in summer, for In
this season the young are subject to many
diseases which older ones are able 70 re-
sist, Besides this, insects Of all kinds
abound at this time, Of which the fowls
have their full share, and against such
they should have all the protection pos
dblo. Cleanliness in their surroundings
Ia the important thing aud the best pre-
yontiyc not only Of diseases but Of in.
sccts as well, The hen house aud roost.
ing places should not only be kept clean
but should bo mudo untenantablc by
fowl ycrnm by the use Of insecticides
OF these kerosene IL one Of the very best,
and from It's very low price II may bo
used In tho most liberal manner, either
pure or G8 an cmUldoa II used to kill
lice on fowls themselves It should be
highly diluted and applied sparingly,
and ON little chicks not at all, BY greas-
ing III older ones little with lard un.
der the wings and on the lead, and fur
nishing them with good place where
they can wallow and dust at will, they
will soon rid themselves Of lice Il their
runs and roosts Oro not infested,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

MANarmLD AZ nAR0N ouEvmAL

MANAftELp AZ BARON CllENlllAL,
Copyrighted by Falk and used by pormAsIou,l
scene was ON Rgllu, A few feet away
workmon were managing the ropes In the
illog. Down below poor Beau Brummel,
pnle and unhappy In u patched sntin dress.
Ing gown, the shadow OF his former eX.
qulslto self wOs trying 20 appcoso his iratc
lNndlady with u volume OF promises, try
ing TO hide tho fHct thai lao was hungry,
and that ho had not sou left IN the world,
On tho hidden Stage overhead tho scene
wuB being quietly set for the last aot'show.
ing the wrotohOd attic Ut Caon, Beau
Brummcl wns clothed In the rags of a
paupor when next spoke 20 him.
1lls battered, rmless hat left exposed
tho miserable shifting eyes where the
glitter of starvation seemed TO burn, like
a light streaming above wreck, But hu
was Beau Brummol still though In tat-
tcrs, Not u pItlablo luck of linen, not
flnRcrlcss gloves nor the Jeers and lllngs of
street urchlus could alter that velvet
suaylty which had once marked him OK
"the first gentleman In Europe y
Richard Mansfield WIS 40 thoroughly
lost In the personality OF the unhappy
wreck that 10 was fl,rly startling to hear
him speak Ia his own voice after the scene
ended,
"You want 20 hear something about my
careor-.about myselfl There Ia not much
10 toll | have little Of past, for am
still young in my profession and hope
that most Of my triumphe are yct 20 come
Well, to begin, played Sir Joseph Porter
In 'pinafore' in tho English provinces
when the opera was first produced. vas
ambitious. Comic opera did not satIgfy
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ATHLETIC NOTES,

The Amateur Athletic union assumed
Jurisdiction OK amateur baseball lust fall
FOR the purpose Of putting iton plane
with field athletics 40 far ~ dividing IL
from professionalism /, concerned, but In.
diNct charges have been made that several
teams Of prominent New York city athletic
clubs have professionals The Amateur
Baseball league, which has had control Of
baseball Of the athletic clubs In the vicinity
Of Now Yorl, for some years, allows lis
teams TO use professional batteries but tho
A. A. U, does not oven permit this, aud
great difficulty has been found 10 ilnd men
to stand behind tho bat for simply the love
Of sport,
Tho Irish Amateur Athletic association,
which controls athletics In Ireland Ia cOn-
wasting tho subject Of fair programme
for general athletic championship meet
ing L, DAWN ia now champion Of that
country,
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oil Meal Tor swine.

Oil meal fed liborally to hogs keeps
their bowels open and keeps them
healthy. Western Agriculturist reports
farmer in Iowa who lost fifteen hogs by
cholera, when he got some oil meal and
fed It freely and lost no more hogs. Oil
meal Ia good feed for any stock and es'
pecially for hogs fed on corn until they
become fevorish and constipated and an
eaey prey to the cholera Roots and u
variety of food are desirable for hogs,
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Decrease IN Cattle.

The decrease in Colorado, Wyoming
and Texas commenced -four vears ego,
but since then has been great, In 1855
Texas had 100000 more bovine num-
bors than IL has today, and Colorado,
Wyoming and New Mexico had four
years ago about 100000 more than
they have now In Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa and the northwest there has been
shrinkage Of as many more, Hard
winters and low prices for beef have
brought this about.
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flu, IA hpMAMApL iAluipWt
for narrowing u timothy on clover sod
! uae an Acme whore | want deep til
lage but for all ordinary narrowing my
slant tooth han proven itself invaluable" "
The tooth bars arc made Of exc inch
pine, ryeted with q quarter inch iiyet nj
every tooth, The teeth 10 Of three
eighths inch steel about a. inches long
aud driven In even with the wood on q
flant of forty degrees The harrow IL
made IN two sections On top Of tho
tooth bars, IN tho ccntro Of each section.
II q eXl inch pine cleat or cross bar bolt,
cd 10 each tooth bar near tho front edge
Of tooth bar. Near each end Of tho tooth
bara N u thin, hardwood cross bar
bOltod 90 each tooth bar near tho back
edge aud on the under side Of the tooth
bars, TAlg"a1sc~eut o. h1!dns tho
crofs bars kecpa tho tooth bars from
twisting
The sections are bracel rs shown
Both Of them are hinged together by q
bracod franc made Of two XXI inch
sticks with an inch oak board bolted
across tho ccnter and extending In front
10 draw tho harrow by, The franc and
sections are fastened together by swivel
bolts, Handles made from smooth fence
wire for lifting tho harrow In trashy
ground are also shown The seat 10 from
an old Mccormick mower, and Ia what
IN called tho adjustable sliding seat, By
sliding tho scat 20 the right tho driver
can balance the harrow perfectly, The
teeth are placed seven and q half inohos
apart IN the tooth bar and the bars tho
same distance apart center 10 ccnter, no
that this harrow has a tooth to eyory one
and q half inches, and the ends do aa
good work ns tho middle,
The materials cun DO bought with the
exception Of the scat, for 81 or g. Being
nearly all made Of pine N is very light,
and can bo used for croHs narrowing po,
tatoes after they 0ro up with only ono
horse, thus avoiding stopping ON half
the plants that would Do roddcn on by
two horses. In narrowing the corn n
just fits three rows, three feet nine
inches apart, The teeth are So close and
tho tooth bar 10 low chat 10 g. almost im-
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schlGersteIn to Retire.

It is said that SohlTorstein has about
concluded to retire permanently, and al.
though his ambition for several years has
boon TO lower the running broad Jump rec
ord IL is now feared that no will never DO
equal 70 the task, Strict training brings
trouble to HID lungs, aud although after n
long rest no can stand considerable work
he cannot endure n siego such as Ia neces-
sary, Tho best record Is ~ IT, in, and
Sohlf'orBtein on one occasion came within
u inch Of e., and on enothcr I Z inches
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

tor figures can be done NJ two hops and q
jump they prefer the hop step aud jump
~ an exercise because II develops both
legs
Shannhan Il - years old . n, II ln,
tall aud weighs li0 pounds In athletic
clothes, lie ~ q first class Ull round
Jumper llo hW cleared over g9 feet NJ the
running brond jump, and when in America
took third ~ the national championship
games with ~ H. lOG in These figures
would usually win, but no was IN very
warm company Victor H. SchIllorateln
won the contest with 90 H. lai In, aud A,
r. COPELAND waS second with s3 loot
There was no grass good enough In the
vicinity Of the large eastern cltcs whore
shanOhan was that fnll for him 10 make
great figures at his fayor,tc game, and his
best effort Ht tho two hop, and jump
WIS little over ~ feet In doing this game
he hops with hh right leg and clears on
the first movement ~ feet, Ills next hop IS
between 10 and Is feet aud his lual Jump IA
close 20 Is rcct 10 do the game we'll one
must have wcll rolled gprngy turf, for
the jar in landing on the various hops ~
grcnt, aud N there IA not some give 90 the
ground NO jumper cun stand the stralu,
Pho next best figures Nt the running two
hops aud jump mo IS H. 8 in 10y j, Pur'
sell, and ~ comparison II may hc men
toned that Purscll holds howorld's anna,
tour record for the running hop, step and
jump, IS II. . In, MALCOLM W, FoBD,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

Say some dealers who try TO sell a sub
stitute preparation when a customer
calls for Hoods Sarsaparilla, Do not
allow any such false statements as this
induce you to buy what you do not
want. Remember that the only reason
for making 1t Is that a few cents more
profit will be made on the substitute
Insist upon having the best medicine
Hoods Sarsaparilla, II Is Peculiar to
Itgelf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

The lncillolency Of undordrans aftor u
few years service will often DO found on
examination due to nlIng OF the passage.
way by tree roots standing somewhere
near the line Of the tile on stone. Some
kinds Of trees nrc worse In this respect
than others, tho elm aud willow, both low
ing water being worst Of ALL Elm roots
especially win ofton run three or four rods
20 the drain, and once obtaining an en-.
trance win quickly fll II up. Drains in
orchards arc often thus injured, though II
not entirely cloSged the trees may do bet
tor for holding moro moisture IN the sub
anil --ChrlaLlnm No MnrA
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ne I waited Tor my chance I feit n
would come some day, aud II did eight
years or 10 ago ~ the Union Square theatre
when "A Parslan it0manpe' was put on
! WAS playing small parts there, The part
pf Cheyrlal tho palslfd dehauohee Was
given ~ a. " stpddad Ito looked II
over, Kent Il awhile and theu suddenly
turned 10 over a. the management saying
he eouldd0npthlng Wllhit They Rayeit ~
me Don't yun suppose ! recognized my
chance when IL Gamer
"My Interpretation ul the man, the h0r
rlba t0ast a. "mHierlHl nature" at the mid
night supper the death hY paralysis were
evolved from my inner umsr1umess. SAW
II all like H srauH iu q drpm, / did not
gather points ler 70 Zoo Hug hospital IN
henhlUf, I'm iWs pnHu. .rtgd, iuriuiaod
! had 900 uua. I WH'H big hlh As you
know, lne rtllm iI tnr morning papers
WerneullHslIr Bat WmH mp bteptl.
cal, ypry, Thryt.lli ien INUtl lWll OlIya
one par. actor hNN 0a aMt ] returned
10 ooWlp OPERA appearing Ia llsparune,
la Vie fHdaiouuei Nnl Rs ltpku Ia
The NlHW1,
"Ahpr lltt hfoualrogt Prince Eml
myhtlIi Fl'i.e lhHh I| IlNlug have Nl-
TEMPTED has Hucea. thp horrors of
Dr. doE,ll and Mr il.. 'Riohard IT.
Rlthoph,l didu unlo from this halt
the eXtrag ,siUt amount ! spent upon iD
aud now 'lieau lirumurl
Vhn cHm.Il Wr8 ( |r up, AiaHagald
mounted tho steps behind tho scenes and
ratified the latch ON thrrnkety door The
negt moment he had entered aud his voice
came back 20 me, q hHOJug tremuloua,
hopeless echo, full of tp5 tagH ha was TOO
proud 10 shed.
"They refused 10 give me q cup Of ohoco.
late-aud q mncc1rpou- they would like %
see mo -ftHye,"
The characters he Hn1struphiles later,
called up by hIs dellrious nncWthe elegant
friends NJ bis prosperity were waiting IN
the wings 70 $50 on aud surround him AZ
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JOHN EMMETT sEERY

The Clever Fielder snd Base Runner Of
the brooklyn Players League Team,
John Emmett Sc1y Is the well hnown
lcft 0cdcr Of the Brooklyn club Of tho
Players league Hcwas born about TWEEN.
tyciEht years ago at priurcyllC, Ills, and
learned 20 play ball ut W0ltham, Mass,
where ho was connected with u scmi,pro.
fossionol team, lIg nrt regular proics,
sonal engagement, however was with the
Baltimore club Of the Union association
IN 1854, whom ho led that team In the off
ciol batting averages, and Olsoplaycd brill
lantly W loft field, which position no has
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

since Nlcd. lie commenced IN 1885 with
tho Kansas City club Of She Western
league, with which no remained until It's
dlsbondment, and then finished the season
with the St, Louis club,
Seery continued with The Mound City
professional team until its disbandmcnt NJ
the close Of the season Of 1856 His next
engagement was with the indianapolis
club, with which he remained three sen.
sons, until Il also severed its connection
with the National league During 1857,
'Ss and &c. while with the indianapolis
team Secry earned an extended rcputa.
tion, not only rs an expert left fielder, but
also as good batsmnn aud most daring
and clever base runner Thie season he Ia
one Of the strong team that John NJ, Ward
has shrewdly selected TO represent Brook.
lyn IN the Players loaguo, and his bat.
ting, base running and fielding have helped
that club materially
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Some old sIlhoucttcs.

II IA tho custom In some colleges for
members Of the graduating class TO OK.
change photographs, so that each has a
complete collection Of his classmates Be.
fore photography ywas invented Autographs
were frequently exchanged but u gentle
man Of New York has discovered among
somo old papers belongingto past genera
ton very unique collection, tho sill
houottes Of the senior class of Bowdoin col.
lego for 1924, including That of Franklin
Pierce They are not cut from black paper,
as Ia frequently done, but tho proales are
cut out OF white paper, which is then placed
over black, - Exchange.
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$500 Reward!

WE viii pny mo above reward fUf any ease OF
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Ncs Headache, indlH
IrHilpu, Constipation ur tU.'lNrNrH1 Wr rNuuut cure
with MutiH Vegetable LlNur PILLS, WHOM ihu dlfocs
tons Hro strictly complied with They htr purely
Vegetable. iuu uutrlAll tu give satisfaction, SUE
Er Coated, Largo huNra containing 80 flllh pa
lufOd only hy IuuN e. Wtgr a 60 Sold by nuts
hln Wright q co., aud The Popular nruH CO., UAus
Canton, a., uuylglauNWsm smuutWudstU
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WE have q personal letter from Edi-
tor Skinner Of the Massillon Independ.
ent. He declines TO make any public
reply to the article copied from the
Wooster Republican.
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FARM AND GARDEN,
THINGS SAID AND DONE BY WIDE
AWAKE ta0lGuLTuRlsTs,

The story Of q Homemade Harrow aa
Told by q Michigan Farmer For the
heHent of qHe nwe Sew Workers.
Readers
"lhrea yeara ago, snys the ingenious
Inventor Of tho unpaiptsd harrow Illus
Tated IN theaceompanyIng cuts, "i made
nay harrow intending II for narrowing
corn and potatoes. On testing II found
u fW eA-a-"l any spike toothei harrow
had eyeT for hning lWupy soil or
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w. "
rIa. 9.-M0MEMNDN MAlNOW.

possible for humps 20 get through Il, II
can be worked with one, two or three
horses, aud ON account Of ~ Hantng
teoth can be- drawn anywhere across
bridges and over grass land, without In.
Jury 20 tho harrow or grass,
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the proper moment, ldb not walt 10 see
that lchusc 20 nrememhWhim ~ lac looked
just then, huddlcd IN CHAIR molatcning
his pnrohcd lips, his fmIshrd eyes fixed on
vacancy
"fhcy would like % gec mc-btaye,n he
repeated,
The terror lu chat lnrt word was haunt,
Ing ENllYN MALCOLM,
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sltANAHAN THt ATNLfTf.


hN HNlNh fNH hNilNA NNNhiN Ini tln
Running Two Hons aud a Jump,
The accompanying picture shows Daniel
Hhaaahan, the holder of the Worlda record
for tho ruuniuB two hops and "a jump Ills
figures az this game gre b0 H. 1 in, and
he mad' this walt performance 40 Lin,
erlck lWIand, Aug, o, 1875 la the fall Of
that year he visited America ON the Gaelic
Athletic team, but owing 10 the different
nature Of tho grouuda he could not ap'
proaoh tho figures hp made Ia ireland,
When he made this record he won the
Gaelic championship AZ the running hop
step aud jump,
The Irish 0uth0ritIes allow two hops aud
a jump 20 ba used whom doing a running
hop, step and iump, although the games Ia
America Rrp considered different aud sep
arate records Nre given thom Ia u run
ming hop, step and iump the athlete after
taking q run, leaps from ono foot, lands on
IL again, which N called the hupi then he
takes q stride, lHuliug on opposite foot,
aud the llnll movement N 70 lump from
that foot lUudIug on both t'"t IN making
q arunulugtwu hops ana igmp th'nihlete,
!. !. !. !. Y. Y Y I VI ! . I. "A. 4 : : !. ! I e ! : !:
after giving lha hopas IN the other game,
hons agaiu. Inpdlna ON the same foot. and
bis lagt move isa A iupp, leaning from that
foot aud landing on two,
II claimed tbata further distance can
Ina eoyered lu a running two hons and a
iumn than In A running hon stop and
mmb. beenuse lp
thp i"'lhV, NW wv gI
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NNih w. W.
tho fall ot tho curtain, "that I've scarcely
moment % spare, Do like the oharac-
Ter 0f The famous henui Better than any
other play There iaa rare charm about
II Tor me, the effects are no nne 80 dainty
II gave me u genuine pleasure 20 perfect
H. a. zee n evolve from u general idcn with
very rough edrra into u thoroughly lndi'
yidua alIaed personality Oh yes, like H."
There was not time for another word
Just then for the double stage was moving.
Pail Mall was slowly being carried up into
the FLEA and the shabby lodging 40 Calais
whore the discarded fnyOrltc sought refuge
from hla creditors was slowly coming into
sight
Mansfield linot handsome scarcely what
ono would call good looking, Ills eyes are
very small and deep act AZ the first glance
II seems nH " they must always be bepdy
aud opaque, aud yet IL ~ wonderful % soc
them light up and express u rapid play Of
feeling
Ills hands are equally expressive, They
have played prominent part ln every
character ho hus created, llut hH voice
yes, perhaps thorc Hes hla principal charm,
10 81 capable Of such gcntlu cHduuori, such
variety NJ tones la saying one simple
word ltlsR noXlbc, ohcdlont voice which
hc can make do anything ho plonsos, As
Prince Karl ha soft broken English wag
40 pathetic and winning ng the llfp Of q
child Who that heard it win ever forget
The uncnnny snort Of Hyde thcqunycring
uudious tones of Baron ChoyrHl In "a
Partisan BOmnucc'-that most marvellous
exhibition OF sonIlo dcpwyIty tho cold,
oily dfnwl of Richard III, aud now the
languld yrlyoty uttcwucos Of Beau lrum.
mel, sweet flowing aud delightful Mans,
fields everyday voice X distinct from nll
Of these Tie speaks with an English Oc.
cent and IN direct, clour cut, rather mas
tortul style
while waited for hia return looked
about the queer little world behind the
scenes IL wua worth moro than u cursory
glpnco. In the lonW narrow HtN"c cNs
trance, No by few hlokcrlng bunch
lights, Nw the dissoluto young iop, Lord
Manly, having u playful wrestling match
with Mortimer, the Boau'a faithful valet
and pronounced by Mansfield ~ "Mnwr.tl.
mawrn A little further on the Prince Of
Wales looking thoroughly democratic and
very warm, was sitting IN his shirt sleeves
tanning himself
40 the top Of crooked little stair found
the work room,
Up through u sort Of trap door and ho-
tween the rungs Of n ladder MNnslold's
voice came 70 me- lpcoped down and had
u sort Of birdg.oyo view OF the stage Tho
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Tho scaipcr Ought to Have Them.
Oumso-l'm going to get two baldhoad-
cd tickets for the, ballet tonight
MoCNklc-You'll got them Of the ticket
scslpcr, OF course. -DrakoS Magazine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

White Fish and Plckerel at lowest price
Everything usually kept In a Aret
class grocery. Goods delivered 10 any
part Of the city. Call at corner Gibbs
and Lippert streets, and rs East Tus
caravans street, Orders by postal cards
promptly attended TO.
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BEAU BRUMMEL.
A View Of Mausheld's Great
Play from Behind the Scenes,
A LITTLE STONY or ms CAREER,

Hs says He Il SIN youua apd That Ito
Hopes Ills Greatest friumphs Are Vet
to Gene How He loohs and Acts on
the ~ ~,
Tho hayw, on, From my corner Ia the
wMgi could % Beau BrWnmel on the
stage Ia one of 20 leaiy avenues ot Pall
Mall llewas a. IN tho act Of taking
pinch " fuut ~ that elaborate nicely
which uwlp yAr 10 tlng guf 10 Hn Rrt,
llIs loll stunned hat which by tho way,
blis bIftp,a us tnshiun again wa of
muuye uaF.U is shirt q huhy mass Of
white whn low most dignGed stock
hH rOHt Inder Of bottle green broad
pl-iHw.tahugp pearl huttOnhi his breeches
and silk stockings duh magenta, Three
Tnfog fnWoi ln lls button hole, nn eVqul-
site lob swayed below his wastcoat as ha
walked, aud on the top Of hia gold headed
oane nn eyeglnss was set, What iop Gf tho
present tmeI no matter how ambitious,
could obtain such q brilliant ousemblaf
Whom tho aorHe VIVA iinished aud MHus-
deld came into the wings he was still the
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illfnllltN lnp OF
the Georgian ora
Ito listened 20 tho
applause, sound
iug lllge o steady
pgtteriug Of rain,
with q quietly a.
tiguod expression,
Hs II Ne were u lit
tle tlred Of 30
much triumph,
The pr0mpter
rang up the cur
tgla gEgiu Ia ru-
apunsp 10 % Ian
guid wave 0f bis
gloyed hand, aud
he bowed a. tho
audience Just ~
you see him here
"ryo got % do,
Hcond Into semi
starvation ~
quickly 10 be
ready Tor the next
scene" he said 0n
VatuVulUU uftaW