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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

A MAN will ten a lie TO get sympathy, AMI
a woman will tell lie to give it.-Atchsor
Globe
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

MANY Congressman envies tho mosqui
to. His bill always goes through.-Scran
ton Truth
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

"DID you lose any thing Of value in the
firef "OSly mS blazer IN. Y Ledger.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

into the skin, where they form the
warble cells. Their mouth parts irri-
tate the flesh, causing an liberation
which not only is distressing to the ami
NAL, but Injuries the hide and beef, and
in the case of dairy animals lessons the
quantity of milk produced. The beef
beneath these warbles has peculiar,
diseased, sickening appearance, and is
commonly called ''licked beef Such
beef always sells at lower price than
that not so affected.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

Tnn crab may not DO as good eating as
the lobster but il does very we'll on a pinch.
--Elmira Gazette
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

A LOVER differs from some medical pro
scriptions in that he can not yory wen be
shaken before he Is taken. --Binghamtoy
Leader
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

BEsT, easiest TO use and cheapest PisOl
Remedy for Catarrh. BY druggists 25c.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
The GENERAL MARKET

MRS who have horse sense know when Z
say neigh ~ Boston Gazette
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

WHEN WHITING TO ADVERTISERS
please state that you saw abe advertise
ment In this paper.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16
Cherokee Herd Poland Chlnas,

III ALLEY. Proprietor.
ALTON. md LhA
have for saisan number o. aa fns Etfs
,r.r. svsr srsn in ths wsst ard frou - -
"a srcettors They are nil Ia Eosd mrlfI
eoatition ard ths ualst are retaI ~ ssrFteal
b.rra4pon .snes and inaBecuea tohfifA
J,H, AlEf, AneA. ~ -
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

Can you ask more ?
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-10-16

A. NJ KID. 1918.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

A great many earnest thinkers, especially
those OF nervous temperament, fall into tho
habit OF scowlIng when they read, wrlto or
talk seriously This causes two little perpon.
dicular lines 10 plow In between tho oygt
You win notice thoso lines In portraits OF the
first Napoleon, Bismarck, tho lato Emperor
William, Whittier aud Thousands Of others
Now this docs not No much matter In a
man, 20 whom good looks arc Of small con.
corn, but a lady writing Ia Golden Days
points out 10 the girls that it IA blomIsh on
thoIr faces aud an alder and abcttor Of ago
Sho p,ye that this habit Of scowling or trown'
Ing Is almost impossible 70 correct, once
formed, aud 10 N u habit formed by great
many young people
A smooth white brow Il ono Of tho greatest
attractions in girl'a face, aud II rs u shame
that moro attention Is not paid " tho corroo'
ton OF the bad habit It's not NO difficult "
tlkon NJ the beginning Practice speaking
without moving anything but the lips, aud
avoid raising and depressing tho eyebrows
while laughing or talking A calm and oven
tone and avoidance Of aI0 OF tompcr win ave
many n wrinkle
II tho lines aroalroady thcro u is sometimes
possible 10 rOmoyo them by mechanical
means a bright atudioue girl found horiolf
tho Victim Of this scowl, which had already
made two 1no hair lines In her white brow
She placed u ribbon band tightly acrtV her
brow tying II In a knot NJ tho back OF her
head, and ~ night abo slept in tho band
Aftor several months the little hair limos dis
appeared from hor pretty forehead, aud bho
Is quito cured Of tho diSlguring habit
But the best plan is 10 avoid those marks,
Don't frown. Check yourself and have your
friondo check you,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
The arrnt Silver srrInr.

~ drove out 10 the great Silver Spring, In
tho oclawaho, yesterday, and " | could
would fain have stayed for hours floating on
its surface, looking dowu into tho iridetcent
depths,n writes correspondent n The Boz
ton Transcript from Florida. "One cannot
describe IT, Tho basin is immense. There
arc many springs In one, and all have DIFF
ferent beauty. Tho water Is clear ns crystal
and ono thinks the dopth perhapB fow feot
when IL is nearer hundred, Tho lights aud
shadows are marvellous Tho bottom mo-
safe Of such infinite beauty as the hand of the
most slsillful artisan has mover been able 10
make The colors range from tho green Of
malnchite 10 tints OF tho sky
"Noar tho steamboat landing bits Of Tin
thrown overheard arc converted seemingly
into jewols a mermaid might have scattered
from full ooskct. In sone places the water
bolls upward lito clouds Of smoke, and as tho
particles separate IL as though some unseen
hand was throwing toward you diamonds
There arc caves aud grottoes far beneath
into which you poor. IL is n fairy land--no
other. Far In tho depths, you know, secps
Wenonah, tho beautiful Indian maiden. Her
lover, slain by her fathers hand called her
across tho moonlit waters, and she followed
him into tho happy land beyond. Her trossos
arc tho moss you SEQ beneath tho waves, hers
arc tho jewels at the bottom Of the pring
Happy Wenonah, 70 slumbor amid such
beauty.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

II possible, the skates should bo put on
whllo tho wearer h Flttlug on some spot whore
tho feet can oyorhaug the loo, and whom many
skaters are out, seata arc generally provided
for this purpose Girls who aro aarung 10
skate receive great deal Of help from tho
boys or failing that, may resort 10 pushing
chairs Or stout sticks about as q support Hut
nn authority on skating condemns all such
aids Tor any one, boy or girl who aaplres TO
be an excellent skater lle says they are aa
Objectionable aa oorln 10 a swimmer, aud
moreover giyo tho beginner an awkward A.
titude, from which he doos not recover Tor
long tine, aud sometimes not ~ ALL
Az this period Of progress the learner finds
a great difficulty IN keeping hiH foet together
Generally one foot slides 10 tho right and the
other 10 tho left, and down he goea But
don't be dlahenrtonol; got up again by kneal'
lng ON ono knee, an IN putting on the skates,
and Try again, After a little while you Try
10 progress, andd 10 al you would on land
|. o.. by walking, Hut " walk on skates b
very difficult on land, aud Just impossible 10
beginner on the ,co, aud down you 90 again,
You do not hurt yourself though-no one
over hurts himself while learning tho begin
ming Of tho art-so perHoyore aud you viii
Hoon bo pleasantly surprised by finding that
somehow you have gained very good notion
OF tho way % skate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

Tho British Medical journal myGi Mr.
William Davies, Of rtoklmm, has called our
att0ntOn 10 sweet which ao0ma 10 M only
too llkoly, n II comes into favor with bacho.
lor uuulrs aud other dIypensm Of "lollipopa
to cause a largo Increase In iufmtIlo mortal.
lty. 10 consists of "a hollow truncatod conc
made Of iced sugar, so Tar IL Ia presumably
neither better nor worse than tho thousands
Of similar iudigwtblo preparations which
work such havoc Ia nurscroa Lutot angus
In hprba, In tlo shnpo Of Tin whistle inside
tho sweet, which appears 10 bo ngonlouSy
contrIyel 10 choke tho coulllng Infant who
may be tempted 70 keep tho delicious morocl
IN hls mouth,
Our correspondent was called 10 n child,
Reod year aud months, In whose throat
such whistle was said 10 have stuck, For
tmHtolY u passed. Into the llttlo patients
stomach and found its way out of the body
by tho naturalpnSogos on the third day with.
out doing much damage, Such happy do.
liyorapco cannot however bo looked for In
oyory cas-, aud we deem 10 our duty ospo'
oially now that conicetionoB and toymakora
arc racldng their invention In tho production
OF "noyoltios,n 10 raise noto Of warning u
10 the criminal rcckloaneg Of making sweets
aud plnythiugs for young children Of ma.
torals noxloua In themselves or made attract
I've by poisonous coloru, or, ~ In the present
caso with parts which may easily become
detached aud fall into tho windpipo or stick
In the uNophagus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20


was going along Hudson street In an
Eighth avenue car about o'clock yesterday
morning aud was witness 30 a new way OF
enforcing the "n, smoking rule of tho com
pany was tho ouly passenger In the c0l,
aud was Odmlring tho stout aud stawart
proportions OF tho conductor whom couple
Of toughs ruuhod in They were amodng
cheap cigaru and iluug themselves on tho seat
over tho stove
The blk conductor looked AZ them n mo.
mont and thon walked In quietly and stood
Ia front Of them
"You mustn't smoke ho said, looking At
the heavier Of tho palr
"Why sop returned the tough, blowing n
cloud up toward tho conductors face,
because it'a against the rulos,'
"Oh, dontcaro for the rulos"
81 do, and l toll you thoro mustn't DO any
smohingn
"Ahl Go ---n
"You mustn't smoke, tell you,n
~ tell you I'm going 10 smoke. Now what
aro you going 10 do about ith
The conductor reached down, took him by
tho collar aud lifted him on the scat, Al tho
conductor hold the tough by tho collar with
both hands ho must have pressed his thumbs
undor the follows Jaws, for ho got rod In tho
face and kicked aud squirmod like man
dangling from the galowa, Tho conductor
held him we'll out from him and lot him kick
aud squirm al II ho were an enragod dog aud
trying 20 bite. In that way the conductor
walked OF the car, lifted tho tough oyor
tho rear dashboard and dropped him In the
street.
Tho companion tough In tho car grew a llt.
tlo pale aud relaxed his Efforts on the cigar.
Ho watched tho proceedings, like myself,
with koon and Interested eye, Tho con.
duotor returned slowly after doposting his
load aud said 10 tho remaining mombor Of
tho gnng
Don't you want 10 20 an poc your frirndP
"Gucs do" replied the tough, and ho
rushed out OF tho front door
"You stopped that without much troublo,n
remarked 10 the conductor, as ho stood
looking after the flying tough,
"Oh the easiest way Is tho best, he nn.
Bwercd, Nv he went back 10 his place on tho
platform. New York Herald
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

IA funny accident occurred % men aaid
Helen RarTy "at the Globe theatre, London,
whoro ! woa playing az tho tlmo my we'll
known character, ArkwrIgbtE wife, IL wpq
Ia tho hrtt pct poverty wonc, with an Old
kitchen table IN tho oonlor Of the stage With
drawer in H. Back Of Tho drawer facing
tho audience | was Standing Whon, 10 my
horror, fet my undorkrt was slowly but
surely allppug down could not leave tho
stage, no, quick aH thought, | ttoopod, and
with backward clutch caught hold Of tho
scarlet undtlEaruont, brought II on n loye
with tho table drawer and stuffed II fran.
tloaly Ia without any ono In tho audience
seeing a. then continued my acting, which
was 10 weep and GET around TO front of tablo
10 chair on my loft Now, imagine what
my foolhgl were, when there, staring mn In
tho face, was my SCARLET potdooatl Nh
Kelly, now dead, was Arbwright lie alon6
had seen my action, and, being bumoriat,
hc could not resist playing this tiol, upon
mo, but 40 cloyorly did ho arrange tho Offend
ing garment that IL looked like three cor'
norcd shawl, and tho audience never saw
from whence hc took u or what II VIA, Tho
whole thing was tho work Of nn Instant, but
stood gazing upon it, potrillcd Tor a mo-
mont Poor Mr. Kelly Ho was good 40
tor This was Ellen TouyShutband, New
York World,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
A Naonnh ACCOMPLISHMENT.

Tho gift OF ono good voice, cIoor cnuncia.
tlon, correct pronunciation In every family
would raise tho enjoyment Of homo life 30
por cont, f such valuation could DO plncod
on 20 spiritual a family possession, tho gain
thnt would result In The Increase Of general
intelligence 10 each family Is lncaculRble.
II seems a great pity that whom 80 much
money IA spont on accomplishments that
really minister TO the Students development
only, moro attention is not given 10 the very
desirable accomplishment Of clocuton-not
that tho student may rocto In public, but
that no or pho may reod IN private for tho
common development of the intelligence Of
Tho family
Tho Boston Traveller queries with wisdomi
"ls reading, indeed, lost ert, that wo must
all flock TO public ball, and bo read 10 at n
glvon price per hourl There seems TO be a
tendency IN this direction. The grogarloua
reading is tho idol OF tho hour. II cannot bo
denied that 10 hear great play or poem
rcad BY QUO with whom pspro@ion Ia an ara
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
Ti,c 81 GOlnard In Wiuter.

~, I------.,- ~ D.n.-,I- !.
lno Il'on Wuo tpowS uuo 'u "o.nlr9 W ie'
su'lllncr epo'O only SHOWS pup d t'''ru ., lVl
grpeo% 10" lnay, OF 'oIIsO' ,g, VU tnlu OF
smlu'',u"u u' Mhulo ",'u bt,' B'vuHr
ieroo' III 700 uun'lnol,, unu 'nuol more IN
tne euVulno, nnon quo Hulu,9or sul, nN uogn
Dlu1lhg upon tho suoNs"nu !, loo ., tuo @ up'nua
,or tuI', uu'l,o 'ouV1s, ~ Mouiy u'loue 'uV
nolSuts ."av QUO uoy 'o'H ly' .uosl 'IaoVu i VI
wlhtry 'cinpcraVllro "n,Sn uro 70 uoar 70
W. W V1o @ no"uag s0n'on, @ Ono Wv ,ous,V,up .' ,v'
uouIs " go' 70 wy N'ow ',"u, unu u,Vn 'uun'
nv an n.v''u1S VI seYSsu Vuousanu . ,o'. lno
Iooa oolllus ,n,puBn ,no Nl9w, 'n1 vno 'naw
u oon'u'n'' Wnuo . quo @ uuyhSne ilugeiG IA "a
Wlh.V', op yuo oVn'' u1''u' Vlu uoruohy ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

wuuap Interpretation ylnlpH and WylIlri
eaoh individuality and luuda color to n Hcrne,
is ono VI Oh, great artistic olIoymoula, but
thls ~ tho exception and not Jho ruI0 and N
ono stIll rorur 10 thc question, u roldiug
becoming lut urt 10 ta0 lwoIHr In citca''
Talking not long SINCE 90 q plehur oi oll.
cutlpn, lho Wrtor wW struck with tha ann.
toncti "rho Hrt of rluoutlon bias lls uul
value In conversation How otlon b1d I0
nortlou, wrong emphasis, completely hidoa "
u docs MT peryoft, Che sputHera menuirgI
EocutIon ia not % superficial ir1luus, u more
effort nt circat, 70 isa training ot the pcrcHp'
tIons of intelligence, 10 IH tho effort TO bring
always tho true moaning by Clcar uudor'
standing of what wan mean, by the declare
ton, tho sentiment No lGugor "a oluuu,lon a
training OF one spnFr=thpt al speech, " roc
Ognilrs that gesture must bear ip relation h
tho thing said 10 recognizes that perfect huID
mouy depends on perfect health, and OpplIo'
methods Of training necessary 10 physical do
yClopmont .-ChrIstiHn Union,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
| YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
HALF AN HOURS PLEASANT READ
ING FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,

hints 10 neginnaTs In tho skaters Basai-
mating Art-A Quaint yaleaiine Sent on
. Very Lang Journey by Dear Little
hIald.
Most beautiful and graceful Of all sports that
boys aud girls enjoy together ara those that
oone when Jack Frost furnishes sheet OF
thiakcrysal loo such IA skaters delight 10 show
their skill upon. Then, too, may be seen such
pretty sights a. tho one ahGyn IN our out
where youthful cavalier galantly adjusts
the Hhining steel runners Tor hia fair oompan
ion, This, by the way, Is something every boy
should take pride In doing speedily aud we'll
as he may With q little practice
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

There nrc only three of Che samo kind IN
oxIstcnco. Tho original 70 IN the possession
OF tho Duko " Oldonburg by whose, namo all
three aro known The second Is n Rosenberg
castlo, whilo tho third 10 the soyonth's, II
was purchased IN Copenhagen just In time 10
prevent It's passing into the possession of tho
csor Of Russia Tho price paid for u was
1890 Dauish crowns 81, 100.
\ Tho workmanship on the trophy Is no olabo.
rate that no one has over questioned tho
statement that IL took the goldsmith nearly
Ayo years 10 finish this copy Of the original
horn. Tho horn stands IN "A glass case on an
ebony pedestal. II 10 about fourteen inches
high, has silver body oyorlaid with gold
ornauentation which Is relieved by coorod
enamel, II represents a modlwval strong
hoid
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
irving oblocta TO iielng oaricnturco.

Fred Leslie u appears, has been carlcatur-
ing Horny Irving In London by appearing IN
ballot costume with bis head aud face made
up In Imitation Of tho noble Henry That
person, who "a VIGOROUSLY averse 10 this sort
OF thing, complained TO the Lord Chamber
lain, who notified tho Gaiaty management
that unloa the ofronsivo matter disappeared
at once from tho programme, Tho theatres
license would DO revoked. Accordingly Mr..
Leslie his bcsn obliged to abandon tho carl.
oaturo. N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
the EDWARD KEMP TROPHY.
Tho Seventh Now York Regiments Com.
pnny Prize for Hlno Work.

Tho Seventh Now York Hoglmonta Com
pnny Prize for Hno Work.
The edward Komp Trophy" OF which an
illustration Is hero giyon, was presented TO
tho Seventh rogImont Of Now York last
spring "a nm annual prize 10 bo awarded 20
the company making tho best scores wi III the
ri1o, II was won for the first timo by Com.
pany Bin tho match which closed Jau g.
Tho arrangement N that tho trophy shall bo
shot for IN tho armory during a contest which
shall Lust through two wooks of oyery Janu-
ary Tho toams must consist Of twenty-five
mon each, solicited from the companies 70.
spcotlyey Tho winning company holds tho
prize during tho year Az tho picture shows,
this trophy IL drinking horn, II is Of silver
and gold aud Of rare aud peculiar workman
shin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

duotui, u.asusumastur, ulaAuiuun ana ppa'
aouger Allen was At ono time president Of
tho Novelty works Of Now York, aud at tho
time Of hls death was IN bio ninotioth year
William Morris Hayes IN Now York World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

btArcnfonp UAyASAon, Lack Of Judgment
In a choir master may cause a ilno voice 10 DO
overlooked until too late to bo useful as a NO.
prano. Blatohford Kayanagh had a most un.
promalug voice whom ho joined Graeo church
choir, Chicago. But Mr.. Ronoy was quick
70 detect the true ring In certain Of lts tones
Careful training did tho rost-so far as do
yoloping tho voice was concerned, God alone
could implant the artistic nature that PLACES
young Kayauagh among tho leading boy No.
pranos Of tho world, But when We arc listen.
Ing 10 thomoying tones Of hh voice wo should
not forgot that We arc hearing Legitimate
instrument which mono but boy can possess,
aud which, therefore raises its poGscSsor
above uoro prodigydom"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

y NNHWN'Na f"fIN
all genuine aud fpnntanooui Then tho mo-
nologlHt being alone, gsa all tho applause
Tor himself"
Neither Of tho coqueIns Ia hanloma IN
fact, their almla. daal uginra has uudoubJ-
edly had much 70 do with their success as
comedians Among tho art treasures N the
younger COqunIn ID q oArIrlturo Of himself
a. horse ~ lm rath1r horsy Of face,
mid he IN explaining a. "Aee those long
tsothl Thoy ar' much lhe mine" On top
of a bookcase iu h.s study Iaa lItlle wax bust
Of hImaelf d W1Iesque plaster cnrIcatnra OF
hlmnlf apl picture Of u particularly ugly
mask from ono ol the oornIna oi tho cntho'
dral Of Cologne. "You 300, said he, la ro'
ferrng 70 thN latter, "that 10 h n very good
portrait Of tho Clquelma A friend u ours
noticed 10 ono day and Hont II alongN
10 Is more than proahlo that whom ~, Co
quslinH long engagement at tho Comedio
ffanoalfs terminates he may show himself to
that part of tho world which lives elsewhere
than In Paris lo says ho wants 70 500 Amer
ioa but no hal a rather low opinion Of dra-
matte art Ia tho United States
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

Al fast asleep In her dainty crib
Wee Doltlo darling n thought 10 bo--
But dancing lights In hor blue eyes shine
Aud wlde very wide, awake ia aho
And over a bowl of sparkling guds
She eana with her ruao tlnt olioeks aglow
Watching the bubbles that uhimmring rlso
Aud away In ether iloat aud 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

distinct Rg the 10,
mulrsoprsno Such
yoinoa welded 70
highly artistic ma
turoa which con
junction makes tho
highu1t form OF
youthful aololsta
fare rare, OF course.
But they are moro
common than a.
gencrullyHupposed
tAok Of iudioioua
training ~ fro.
Quently the only
obstacle 30 tho de-
volopmont OF OK.
ccllent boy a1loista
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

Thcn softly she 10 tho window steals
What mischief now has che baby planned,
Tripping, whlto rohcd DER tho nursery ilool
A bubble plpo In thechubby handi
Raising the window abe softly blows
A gllstonlng bubble away In space,
Watching II float, while oxpeotant Joy
Speaks In the rollickIng dimpled faco
'seol aeoln she erica In oxultant CLEO,
While violet eyes In glory shine,
@ryo sent tho dear old Man In the moon
The incest kind OF a valontinel"
Wide Awake
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
sWGET gINaINa MAsTGn KAYANAal
ne l. One of tho Loading 10y roaor In
tho world


tho world
There live, Ia Chicago n i8ycsrold boy
who has tho d..tInctIon Of baIug ono of tho
fnost boy ton1r In tho world. ll.a name h
Batchfori kayhnngh aud his musical train
ing has bcon fooaIyoi almost entirely IA tho
choir Of tho Grace Episcopal church IN Chi.
cugo No bn mugat tho Chicago Auditorium
before Adolna Patti and at tho White llouno
AZ Washington, and nothing hut praise Ia
heard Tor hH 0no voiooand artistic execution
llh voice ranges FROM low W high q aud
he handle II with wonderful oafo,
Aud yet nlatohtord Kuyanagh ia neither n
prodigy nor n phouumonon llo h bottor
than both'-ho 10 an artist Eays a writer In
Tho Buffalo liKprcsai
"Tho boy soprano NJ solo voice has a
place Of iu own In tho economy OF music ai
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20
I'M YouNaER ooQvELIM
Little Known Outside of Paris bat Gen,
eral HayOTita There,

Whom Constant aoqueln made his Ameri.
can tour last season his name was printed
dozens NJ times IN almost every newspaper Ia
tho land, Ia tbH meantime tho younger
Coquslln was appearing night Riter night In
the Paris Comalie Branoalsa, scoring triumph
after triumph but scarcely heard of outside
tho French capital
llislalesr suone ID In the part Of Larldan,
In Mellhaes lively comedy of "Malgot' % Ihr
accompanying portrait shows how he appear.
In tho part, aud aroprodlcpd from 10 honl
lllustre,
NJ, Coquan Cadet Inns beeu on the stag
many years, blt always ~ tho Comeikl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-20

liuhlNlfiif Nh lh a
general fayorile In
Partisan drawing
rooms ile is an
enthusiastic art
am ateuFt and
among tho pictures
which ha prizes
most highly is u
photograph Of him
self reeitlug ~ %
company Ia o
drawing room
from apioturo by
Beraud Ia an
interview ha sllll
"No, thoe reoita-
lions of monologua
do not aa you sup
pose, fatigue me Or
bore me- / like 10
very much II 10
natural Every
actor likes ape
plause, and tleup
Blause ODe gfts iY