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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Women who Preserved Tholr Beauty.

All thcnotcd beauties Of an ugo havo strIvon
hard TO preserve their lovelness. Dana OF
Poictlera was ~ charming at % os many at
30. She tool, good care Of her health, aud
devoted horsclf TO tho arts of tho toilet and
The methods which assisted nature,
Margarot Of Apj1u was also careful OF tho
preservation Of her personal charms Never
amid tho shifting and tumultuous scenes
about hcr did Mary Quoon Of Scots neglect
tho details that Ient tho most brilliant effects
10 hor beauty Many beloved that Ninon do
lEnclos Ind discovered the secret OF perpetual
youth, 80 we'll did che preserve her beauty Of
contour aud freshness Of complexion 10 OK
treme old ago M ~, Conllns Letter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
PUBLIC oasr srAreMGNr,
Ihs Receipts rolut 10 Revenue rully VI
90 Secretary windom'a Eatimnie,


1hs Receipts Foint o. Revenue fniiy Up
90 fseretary windom'a Estimnie'
WARRINGTON, April e,-1he monthly
public debt abatement Issued from the
treasury department yesterday shows a
decrease OF tho debt during the past
month amounting 10 tii, $3.50, ,sh7, and
for the first nine months OF the ourpent
fiscal year OF Sb0 48s, ,OiO. The net sur
plus In tho treasury ID tBp,6l6,bis, oS
about 100000 less than month ago,
Government receipts from all aourcea
during March past aggregated sBi, ,77b,.
1870, or VI, 100000 more than In March,
1880, Customs
Itseeipts During tho Past Month
amounted 10 500, O,e0O,7 ,70b, or ti,760,000
more than In March q year ago, while
Internal revenue receipts were u ,sbl, :
800, or siI250 900 greater than In March,
1889. Receipts from all sources for the
first three-quarterH Of the current year
aggregated t2O5, 900, 900, and this seems
20 point 10 q revenue by the close OF the
fiscal year, fully up 10 Secretary Win.
dom's eatlmate OF SBs6, ,ODO, ,0O0, submitted
In his annual report last December.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
REPORTS UNFoUNDEp.


Rain Has Added Greatly 10 the Dlaoom'
fort ~ tho situation.
GRrENyILLE, Miss, April a,-The
water has not made much additional On.
oroaohmcnt, but the heavy rain has
added greatly TO the discomfort Of the
situation. The watcr IL now higher nj
some plaooa outside the loyee than In the
river and Ia pouring back into the
stream. II Is aleo going back through
the Ollutt orcyasBo Into the river This
lessons the danger here, but tho Eaaton
croyaase Ia atill pouring water out over
the country. There has been no loss Of
live stock. The mayor has appointed a
committee 10 aid any ono who may DO In
distress.
Tho Cotton Exchange yesterday ad-
opted resolutions c0ntradicting tho son.
aational and unfoundod reports aa 10 the
seriousness Of the situation here, Should
the flood euhaido within thirty days q
good crop can bc made and the effects
OF the overflow will not then ho felt a
year from now, The river is stationary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Convention of Knight. OF tho Golden Ear

ALLENTOWN, Pa April 2.-Tho M.
toenth annual session OF tho Grand
Castle of the KnightS Of the Golden
Eagle Of Pennsylvania convened In this
city, In Music hall, yesterday afternoon
and will continue three days, Yoater-
day afternoon u parade took place, 1000
men participating. The mem berehip OF
the Knights Of the Golden Eagle In Pom.
aylvana is about $4,000. During last
year the receipts Of tho subordinate
cnatloa were Se5B, ,dl8, 80; disbursements,
including investments, SbB,2il,iSi
amount ON hand and invested, $685..
7e8,Oi. The amount paid for relief Of
members, widowed fumilies, burial OF
tho dead, and donations waa 800, 18O,78,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
To M.lntnln w,stbouud Rates.

NEW YoRR, April =, Tho trunk lines
executive committee yesterday decided
10 maintain last years westbound rtea
for the coming aoason No action was
taken on casthound rates, The matter
OF advancing the rates from the scoboard
10 ~, Paul was postponed until after the
western freight meeting nj Chicago 10.
day. Corn rates were discussed without
action. No successor ~ Commissioner
Tutle, OF the passenger committee, was
nampd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

rheumatism which usually lasted about
two months, on the first Of this month
WAS attacked ln tho knee and suffered 40.
verely for two days, when procured a
bottle of Chamberiain's Pain Balm aud II
relieved me almoat instantly, | there,
fore mOst oheerfully recommend II 10
those who are similarly afflicted every
where, - H. u, WHITLEY, Marilndale,
N. o., Feb. laha, Mr, Whitley ID a very
prominent man IN this place and his dis
ease was very widely known, as he sur
fered such severe paln,-.W, NJ, Houston
4 Co., Merchants, Mariindale, N. q, 10
cent hotties for sale by Durbln, Wright a
Co.,, and l., Aolmann,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

CRY OF Mexico, April 9,--It is ro-
ported ns probable that deal will bo
mado with Jay Gould for the Ch0melia
rnilroad, but The report is doubted, aa
the railroad concession Ia now In the
hands OF European ayndicnto An.
other rumor has Il that Air. Gould will
establish steamship line from tho
United Statos TO Mexican and Central
and South American porLe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
SOME RELIEF.

A Heavy Raln Fail Prevails ana Rise Ia
Again Expected.
HELENA, ARK, April e,-owlng 10
the break OF the leyoo at Austin, Miss.
Helena has received some relief, tho
river falling ono inch during the last
twonty.four hours A heavy rain fall
prevails here and rise ls expected 10.
day. The stock that has boon saved
from the food nro having q fearful time
standing the attooka Of the buffalo gnat
that swarm In myrlNda
There a considerable indignation over
tho report circulated by Sergeant Dunn,
OF New York, 10 the effect that tho
levoes shout Helena had been COM
pletoly swept away by the food II 10
untruei the leyoca around Helena arc In
splendid condition,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

MAYsvLfE, N. d., April i,--Charles
HIayeland, formerly n well.to.do store.
keeper, died last week and was buried
Friday. Female friends OF the deceased
believed Havcland 20 bo In trance, and
spread the story until the villagers ac-
quiosced IN 10. A party repaired 10 tho
cemetery with shoyels and spades and
oxhumOd the remains. Tlpy worked
for hours with the corpse, hut finally, ON
advice Of physicians, consigned II to the
earth again, Tho nflair created a big
aensntion I'm the community.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
rn nn I.,nrnlnl I'M Illnrlrlcllr.

NEW YoRR, April Ain the general
seseions court yesterday afternoon,
Joseph Wood was sentenced by Recorder
Smythe TO bo executed by electricity In
the week beginning May i9 next. Wood
is the negro Aqueduit laborer, who was
convicted May 10 Inst OF murder in the
first degree in killing Charles Ruilin, n
fHlow.luhorpr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Engcincas for Darealns.

Il, Sthor amusing illustration OF tho eager
moss OF women shoppers for bargains was Wit
messed IN Brooklyn 'atona recently, In tho
Sunday papers an advertisement Of alo Of
silks was printed which was intended 10 an.
nouncc that they would DO sold NJ 90 centspcr
yard, the original price being Sl Through
some Typographical inadvortonco the adyer-
tIscment read that tho silks would DO uold nj
D cents yard, Instead Of 30, Tho women In
Brooklyn spent restless Sunday night for
foar they would not wakon carly In tho morn.
Ing TO take advantage OF the generous oifcr.
One lady cautioned her husband 20 call her
early, and murmurod as she driftod into
droamlandi "l'll buy two pieces Of that silk,
twill bc No MOS Tor llnInga," Early tho noxt
day, before tho ccrIH Of that department ar.
riyod, tho womon stood In limo waiting grlmly
for tho opening Of tho sale. Tho different
expressions Of disgust disappointment and
modification on their faces may DO bottor
Imagined than described ~ they turned and
illcd out OF tho store again, leaving the om-
barrnssed salesman alone with his confusion
and his bargains, Now York Sun,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

QUEENSTOWN. April 9,--Tho flooded
compartments Of the steamer City OF
Paris have all been punped dry, Close
examination shows thnt tho bottom OF
the vessel Ia uninjuredS and that all the
bulkhoads nro sound, except those In the
engine room, which were somewhat
damaged from the pounding Of the
broken machinery. Tho port engines
are In working condition and tho dis.
nbed steamer sailed for Liverpool yea
tcrdoy afternoon under the power OF her
mort engines,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Nn Ilnnnnn lor Ihn AoIlon.

New YoRK, April l.-Conrad N Jor.
don yesterday resigned os president Of
tho Western National bank and also as n
director q. j. Canda resigned Oa vico
president. No reason for the action is
given out. Braytun Ives was elected 10
succeed Mr.. Jordan, both ~ director and
as president.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Y,inrnn,n AnnIynrnnrY.

MADISON, IND., April 9.-Tho yenera-
bic Isaac Eudarly, q soldier Of the war
Of 1912, yesterday celebrated his ninety
ninth birthday by giving dinner 10 his
frienda, A pleasing feature Of the an
nivorsary was the receipt Of telegram
from Congressman Holman, announcing
President llarrisons approval Of the bill
increasing his pension from tl9 to $40
nor month.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
oFTIUmRs ELECTED

AT tho Annual Mooting Of tho Home Bav-
ings aud Loan Association.
Tho annual meeting OF the Canton
Home Savings and Loan Association wna
held In the company Offices in West
Eighth street Tuesday evening. II was
one Of the most interesting meetings over
held. The election resulted as follows;
Secronry-Jamo II, H. Walker,
Trcasuror- lsaoc Hnrtor.
Attorney ,Iulo Whiting, Jr,
Directors II. Clark, II. j. Rood, A.
II. Douds, II. A, Cavnah, II. S. Moses, II.
@. Blum, j. II Dumoulin, Joseph Dick and
w. l.. Alexander. The counting OF votes
lasted until midnight,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
WIRES REMOVED.

Tho Companies will Not bo Permitted Co
Tube McsanRea
CHICAGO, April 9,-By order Of the d.
rcctors OF the board Of trade the differ
ont telegraph companies removed every
wire and instrument from the exchange
hall yesterday. The companies will not
even be permitted TO tube messages
from the main door 10 their 0lloca below
aud all business hereafter will have TO
bo done through messengers. This radi.
cal stop is taken by the board, II 10 bo-
liovcd. 10 preclude all possibility OF
bucket Ghops, both In and out Of tho
city, securing the quotations.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
A MenL N,rrlnIn nnm nronla.

pARKrpsBURd, w. VA, April "a
portion Of the dam on the Little KOnaw.
ha river, at pnlostlnc, gavo way yeeter-
doy, making break from 20 TO 100 feet
wide and drawing the third pool for ten
miles. Navigation will be Suspended by
the break till the heA Of June, The dam
nrn IA fully A9O.O0O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
CLEARING THE DEBRIS,
Tho Number Killed fixed nj 10 and the
Wounded About ibo-Qisereat Sort Of
FREAKS Of the Wind.


Tho Number Killed fixed at 10 and the
Wounded About ibo-Queerest Sort Of
FREAKS Of the Wind.
LOUISVILLE, April 2,-Gangs of men
are still at work on the ruins Of the Falls
City hall and In other portions OF the
wrecked district BusIHoaa has been
fully resumed and the work Of relief Ia
being pushed systematically, The NUM-
ber Of persons killed by tho tornado has
been fixed at 10, and the badly wounded
about ib0.
There arc hundred6 oi the most In.
tcroalIng and miraculous Incidents con.
nected with the tornado, showing the
qucercht sort Of freaks Of tho wind. a
block OF iron casting, Weighing over l6O
pounds, was blown into tho a0oond.6tory
OF tho Chesapeake, Ohio and South
weaterp railway building, near the
Union depot Nobody knOws whore II
camo from, aud the nearest building
from which II could have como 10 nearly
Quo Hundred Yards Away
Al Baird's drug store, on Market above
Ninth, two bird cages with the birds
were blown In through the ekylight,
Tho oagee were not injured and the birds
are as full OF song aa ever.
When the building occupied by Brand
q Bethel, the tobacco mon on Green
street, went 10 pieces, q portion Of the
frame work dropped through the roof OF
n little cottage Just east Of the factory,
II consisted OF u heavy timber, 20 which
were mortisod four upright pieces Of tim
Der. When this onmo through the
cottage the family were sitting around
the table In the dining room aud the
four uprighta simply pinned them In,
but did not hurt them In the least II
was one OF the most wonderful escapes
yet heard Of.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
annrI, rrom . NIlnor,a Lnmp.

BmMINdIAM, Ala, April 1.--Four
men were killed aud eight injured by an
explosion OF cartridges at tho Conlbure
mines Of the Sloss Iron and Steel oom-
pany yesterday. Three were whites and
Tho others negroes All woro convicts.
Tho explosion was caused by spark
from miners lamp falling into n box
of onpiridJp3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
ApuLTGRATGpB BEER.
A Blii to Regulate the Manufacture, sale
and Importation 81 neer

and Importation ~ neer
WASHINGTON, April e-Among the
bills introduced In tho senate yesterday
was one by Mir, Stewart 10 regulate tho
manufacture, sale and importation OF
lager beer, Lager beer In the bill ~ do
fined 10 tic beverage made exclusively
from hops, malt and water, Any other
fluid 10 designated ~ Rdulterated lager
beer. The bill imposes taXts upon brew
ers OF and dealers In adultoratcd lager
beer, with heavy penalties for failure 10
take out license, All packages contain.
ing the beverage shall b0 branded
'adultcratcd. Adultoratod lager beer
imported 10 TO pay tho duty imposed on
lager beer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Improving Hin Ward.

Tho work Of improving the alley near
Lynch street, In such bad condition for 30
long, Is being improved no that II can bo
used. Gravel is being hauled to-day and
II 10 thought that by tomorrow the alley
will be In flrst.clnss condition. Council
man Paul Field OF the Seventh ward has
the improvement In charge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

PlTTsDuRG, April 9. 2.--Yesterday Urban
l., Myers, guardian OF Theodore Hostet
TOR, minor son Of the lato DIR, Hostetter,
fled the bond In the sum Of S3,OOO,0 900.
The American Surety company, OF New
York Ia upon tho bond TO the extent
named. 1his Is ono Of the largest bondG
ever presented to tho courts In this
county for approval.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Thoy Uphold bishop Ishcr nnd Bowmar

Thoy Uphold bishop Eshcr and Bowman.
PORTLAND, ND, April 1.-The lndl.
ana Confore.ye Of tho Evangelical
church, which has been in annual eeo.
sion hero during the week, came to n
close yesterday, Bishop Esher, Of Chi
cago, delivered the ordination sermon
and ordained candidates for deacon ord
ers. The conference adopted strong res.
olutons indorsing Bishop Esher and
Bowman, and expressed approval Of
their course In the existing trouble In
the church, Similar resolutions have
been passed by other conferences.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

WHITMAN, MASS, April 9.-Tho Car
pentere' union yesterday morning COM
menced work on ten hours pay for nine
hours work. In accordance with n recent
decision of tho union. Thoro has been
no objection ON the part Of tho con-
traniora
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

scoTrDALE, PA, April 2,--Master
Workman Korfoot said Yesterday that II
Raineys employees In the coke region 70.
fuse TO strike, when ordered, the Amalga-
mated association will be asked 10 refuse
TO work tho coke made NJ his plants. Tho
labor lenders express determination 10
force Raincy TO sign tho contract.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

WOODSTOCK. ONT, April 2. 2.-Noyillo
II. pickthnll, whose recent mysterious
disappearance caused 80 much COM
mont, owing 20 his having been con-
nected with llirchellt the alleged muir
derer Of Bcnwell, arrived here yesterday
unnrninV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

BATTLE, ME-, April 9.--At The meeting
Of ship builders last evening TO act upon
the reqlcst of hborra for an advance
OF 20 per cent, IL was decided not TO
grant the request AT presenG II is prob
able IL will be granted by May 1,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

Boston, April 9,-Tho l50 journey
mon lOthers employed In Boston and Ia
vicinity struck yesterday morning foI
S8.5c ON first qunlty and 81 for second
quality work, which they assert were
the rates paid before tho reduction In
wages two years ago,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

wAsuNdToN, April t.--Membors OF
congress were greatly olated yesterday
when they heard that The court OF claims
had rendered decision In their favor in
the Silcott defalcation which will enable
them 70 draw their unpaid salaries In
umcnnts ranging from $500 to 5000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
pnesl p,lopl,r,oh,pq. PLEA.

SYMPTOMS Mosturoj intense itching
and stlnglng, most NJ night, .worse by
scratching. n allowed 70 continue tuin-
ors form, which often bleed and ulcorate
MENT stops the itching and bleeding, g,heals
liberation and IN most cases removes the
tunOrg. AZ druggists, or by mail FOR 90
cents. DIR. SwAyno q Son, Philadelphia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Nh,l About IllIorIor Worn mon,

ROCHESTER,, N. ", April 9.--'rhC
stonecuttprs Of this city TO the number
Of 100 arr ON o strike on n question as "a
who shall fix the wages for tho inferior
xynfLn,nu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Aasiatant United states Attorney

WAsHNdroN, April 9. Attorney Gen.
eral Miller has appointed Jared w. Fin
noy 10 be assistant United States attor.
noy for the eastern district Of Michigan,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

LoNDoN, April 9 = II is stated Emperor
William ls preparing n soheNe for a
peaceful compromises of the exciting diff
Ference between Germany and Franco,
ind will submit the tormg TO tho Trench
government NJ M early day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

Boston, April 9.-Tho senate yestor.
day afternoon unanimously passed, 10 be
engrossed, the bill TO consolidate the Boa.
ton and Maine and Eastern railroads.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
All West Center Street,
TO oil Whom It May oonoorn !

To al Whom 1t May conoom;
We take pleasure stating for the benefit n the ghd and
suffering that vel personally acquainted with d. H. KuH
sell Burner and that he has treated four In our any WIN e @
bao skill many of the best physicians ard had resisted the
all medicine had become die and felt there
but little hope OF being benefit ed but reading the advertise
mon Dr. H. Russell Burner concluded togo ana zee him and
will THANKFUL Upon meeting the doctor We surprised TO
him surrounded with collection OF rtumtuH hp
for examnng patients that had Snd ha
frank and honest method Of examining and explaining he and
other doctor had understood them gn mS
able and fair proposition satisfied that he dtsod 0dV0n
but Of his patient heart 70 IlCyCd
him 10 treat Mr. Norris who has been great sufferer m plea
ton OF chronic do for many years and no doctor nCono
seemed do him good Dr. FuttU utbptn hoed
him Immediately aud h has continued 70 improve for the list four
months until fairly we'll aud able 10 work with and
comfort AMI lay down and sleep WE'LL thing he could not do for
His aches and pains are all gone and httns many
and has taken lease OF lie ntm Dr. lufnB
treatment. During thaaent this wehH ld the doctor
other family all OF which have been the salts
factory and have heard many nvads and Others they
would like aud Dr. IL, Russell Burner and consult him n
afraid being humbugged and know have
duty friends and the public generally that have
only found DR. H. Russell Burner to be good physcan hut perfect
gentleman Of fine feeling with great eympahy for the afflicted md
many kind him bsow the lady lc
help We fully believe Dr. IL Russell Burner would not mrCscn
the utmost confidence from what have Of him and hs
what has done for family that he help and
hundreds Of the evarest chronic diseases from wth people suffer
entirely given by other physicians We do most earnestly and
consclentiouy recommend a call Dr. Burner
feel will be pleased TO meet the Doctor and whether take
his treatment not his advice will DO good We be referred
TO at any time Respectfully, -
AKRON, OHo. MIs, HATTIE G. MORRIS
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AXIOM. Quo.
AKRON, ONO, Fcruary Goth,
To An Whom Il May coneorn

TO All Whom IL May Concorn;
Ttakegea pleasure in recommending Dr. H. Russell Burne.
and his he cured OF bud disease Of the stomach
liver kidney aud affection which have suffered from for
old country before coming TO America could
and doctor to me there or here until went 70 Dr. H. Russell
after taking his treatment for months certify
that am entirely cured and perfectly WELL would
thousand dollars Or De- Burners treatment has done me,
would NIL afflicted 20 and Dr. Ii. Russell
and take his treatment and them ey viii find him
pleasant honorable and agreeable gentleman 70 do bun with
will all ons letters In German Eng about my
DR.. Burners treatment.
CONRAD TANNER,
12i7 East Market ST. East Akron, o.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-30
HUNT Is CUxlNN.

The Easter" Oregon Republican,
published At Union, in the Grande
Ronds Valley, Oregon, under the
title Of "Pushing Ahead" thus men.
tons one of &. W. Hunts plans for
extending his railway system:
1t 10 rumosed here that Hunt has
made proposition to the people Of
Salt Lake City to extend bis road to
that city il they will subscribs e.
OUO,0UO worth OF stock. Mr.. Hunt
expects to bs hero the latter part Of
the month at the latest. In the mean
time, further developments % to his
future plans may be expected. Work
on the road from Portland to Hunt.
Junction will be begun by May Isl, ;
the Grande Ronce extension is now
being built and tho connection Of
these 10 already completed and it is
we'll known that the road will not
find permanent terminus here, but
will be extended further, and il We
ara correctly informed, will leave the
valley via Catherine Greek, running
through the southeastern section Of
this county and on towards Boise
Citv, and If this late rumor 10 true it
will 60 on 20 the "City Of Saints" - d
thus be brought in connection with a
number Of sranscontinentAl roads.
The O. & w. T. is destined to he
the greatest and the favorite road OF
the West. II is the peoples road