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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
A Mssnllou BuSinoss Mans Lifo Saved,


MANHANflHlNt We NNIh ~ AfsNN
IN II NrHHfLL buUurh Columbus, uhiOi
Dear Hll AlluW niu "a thank 1ui Tor the ntchl
hontllt nave uuutlyrl rom your treatment tho lWt
Ne months, M urbunutluH AZ dld, nut ld htnn
huu hUAllnN Win phNHlchn4 ihf ana near uuill
VA unauln tn tAku care VI my plniO NJ husuust
uutcCd Yuuf advertisement Hnd lt once applied Z
you aud fuuni the only man who was Nnu tu alag
1850 my rAIu thfIhu co tffhN indigestion und uti
FulH pfugtutlun ana yOur treatment hna not utli
Hrnrnttud nr hut has Wndr nov man Ul mo- huU 4
Ould uOi tuav .huU Tor tho hvnunt ! have dO'lNuu
uiu your course ui ttuatnrut lhuvU uNuyrfH Il
Wlih wnuA ui your patients IN our county have
lut tuuuN NHlnAlruur hul hN htru HirNNy ucurhU u
Ir rlrd. uul N IA with pleasure that | recommend
~ A1lluiul WITH any klud NJ long Standing Auu
one disease ~ avail themselves " your aupuI ut
y. M, Ht nW positive. ttuin tho muuu a IN Whluh
iul utWtl Au rutcu mr, nat You are not unl} u
s1lrntln1 uuu rftnl phys elan hu Wuht ~ Hl bet
tr An uuurtt man, OliH WHO lion NY tolls ~ pa
urniH thulf tur rOudl iti Hud whether they pAu he
cured ur not lnr tuN frlsnu would ndvlan ihna
WnU have allied 70 got idNtl elsewhere w 80 ana Nt
least llul uui llrli true condition Nnu whether thvN
arc cutAh or not
Nutita tttst tibrpfNly gpDuUE gpurru
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Tho poat onlco Pofco Not ilparot

Tho common complaint and ullmcnt
grip scoma to have takon hold OF upcle
Sans boys at tho post office. Thamon.
ing Ernest B, Andoryont ono of tho mail
carriers reported for duty and had been
In the office but short time, whom ho
was iakcn with falnting spell and foil 20
the iloOr llo had been complaining for
several days aud WAS ilnnlly compelled 70
succunb I'D, Counnt, another carrier, IN
also ON duty on nocOunt OF the sumo trou-
hle. II your mail N u little slow coming
do not blame the faithful carricre but
charge II up TO la Grippe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
qHa no flpAL rRoJ a0T.

A sight Chosen II tha PrieI Can be Agreed
Upon,
Contrary 10 general expectation Can
TOMS projected hospital 10 almost certain
10 be located Ia tho northwestern part Of
tic city The promoters Of tho charity
and those who will by reason of liberal
contribution control The site have settled
upon piece OF ground and II 10 situated
above Lake street aud 10 the weht Of
Cleveland avenue, The only obstacle IN
The way Of publishing the exact site, IL the
complication II might create between the
owner OF tho land aud tho phllanthro-
phlats who will build the hospital, II tie
price can ho agreed upon which 10 an eH'
liahed and tho project Will go forward,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
a Yeung oouplo Marrlea aua aoronnaoa.

A Young Couple Married aud aoronadod
Yesterday morning at o'clock Charles
lloany the well known North Walnut
street barber, and Miss Rose Goodwin, a
well known young lady Of this city were
married ot the 81. Johns Catholic church,
nadc1 M thee rcsid"nrSS of thc bride an
North street by the Grand Army Band,
and refreshments were served. Tho
newly married couple will at once take
up their rcaldonco In the Frazer Block,
Seventh street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
snfo Works omoora.

AZ u recent meeting Of the stockholders
of the Dicbod Safe and Loci, Company
the following board Of directors was elect.
edi W. A. Lynch, George Ducblc, Berd
Horbruck, II. Il. Wise, l, V, Bocl,us, d.
Tyler and w. w. Clark, Tho board elect
od officers as followsi President, w. w,
Clark vicc-prCsidunt, l.. V. BoclIiusi Soc
rotary and trcneurcr, d. Tyler, sunerin-
tondont, g. Diebold,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Tho usual treatment for cntnarh is very
unsatisfactory, as thousands OF tho do
epnlring patients can testify, trust
worthy medical writer saya' "propor To-
cal treatment Is positively necessary TO
auccess, but most OF the remedies In gon.
ernl used by physicians aIlordshnt tompo-
rary relief A euro cannot DO expected
from snnlla, powders, dochce and
wlahos'N Ely'a Croam Balm " romcdy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

The best physician assures us thnt Dr,
Bulls Cough Syrup 10 q reliable and never
failing romedy
Since The Introduction Of salvation Oh
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
TO Animals has nothing 10 do but rub oc'
caslonally
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Knlghtu OF Honor omolalu.

The following are the duly elected and
Installed oiIlcora Of Canton Lodge No. a.,
X. Of H., for the ensuing years T., Die,
w. Diohold Die, Andrew Part V, Die,
Thoa, II, Kolleyj Asst, Die, N, q, Kliug'
man Rep, w, II, ArmCnt, II, Repu S. W,
Althouao, Troia, w. q, Knganorth, 4,
Chap, w, II, Wynnt, g., Joseph q, Rich.
ards; Guard, VIM. Hcnyoncrj Con, w, j..
60 Grand Lodge, w. n. Kroho, Alternate,
J. l.. Will Medical Examiner, JAS. Fraun'
feltpr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

AZ there are always new moihere, u IL
wcll TO bo 'fomindod OF Mollin's Food,
which hns boon 80 thoroughly and sue
endorsement Ia the multitude of healthy,
active children reared upon H. A mother
says "My child began tho use OF Mellin's
Food whom month old, and " one OF the
largest aud strongest children ever
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Motion ovorrulod and Trial Continues

Tho case Of Ohio vs. Umbonhour, Is on
trial before Judge pooso. The prosccu-
ton 0nisbed their evidence this morning.
Attorney Finley, IN behalf OF the defense
modo n motion 70 have the court With
draw the testimony given by the State,
from the Jury and ask u 20 return Il vcr'
didt OF not guilty. After being argued by
trial proceeded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
An Interesting Letter From an Akron
Gentleman.


East AKRON ohio, Nept 90 isin.
tOr The btnont uf those similarly affected would
state have hurh great tunufuf fOf q long time
from nervous dyspepsia which nhds me ytty mias
ora no Aud v WhH Win dlrrllW rnnd follow MY
hullutWt Aiitr wynn N the doctors Nud remedies
Uuulu near Oi vent tu nu ", Russell Burner who
rlru'ullA examined Wy utso. tlld mo the cause ul
my disease ma put Wn uudUf treatment l hcHhn
lu Improve Nt uuyu, Aul uuW M thivr ~ ntlN ! una
uAHulf fculiuH ikea nov man, with good appetite
iurI UAHul ln irtn Uu1 strength I sleep Won ana
nothing rbt nov nutH iUH, ana rau du my work
Unlu ltN ease HuU plpWuIr Wd I Wuuld ioc M.
myud any aud ull uri puUpu alhcHng irun any And
llI Minus 90 chronic uNylata such lH the common
lupluu can tuVur euro, 'n rnuUlt Nii u, huaaull
l'Nrurr aud htu lN bUluurub Nulfh la lhn ME
a luht uH'u IN tNu Z uHIl tuu Nurinhu hulplIAH.
WulUh mover tails iu uUlv,
RUpvr,ulY tuNUNn rASNgm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
morning MnIl rol.vory sunpondea

Owing 10 the fact that two Of tho mail
CARRIERS nre OIL on account of aicknoss,
and another OF on vacation, tho carly
morning bumnoss delivery VIII bo sus-
pended for n fow days. Az soon ns tho
disabled holp reports for duty tile delivery
will be resumed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
oatagrh, Indigestion and General woAk
mesa Cured,


CAiHn Stark county sept 1, iituA
This IA 10 ooHiy that ihnyuuu 4 girht huihfr,
flf WuUy ytAh fium inOiHtill n ,tiifh aud K ~
rThl weakness from Whlnh lrM VtnO help unul I
allrd uu nu lNhusstll hU1i.Es q itfUhiril mr ipur
nunths, aud | row tenl uh we'll oyet dd IN my
iir aud most hrnttiN frtumn N nli ladies' ma
those tuHriluH from II diseases ~ our
.fnmiN pLyHlCnua Att not ntupV a ~ treat ~ cOns
suit nT N Russell hufnr.. Ht 4 Will hud him not
lnl} good physician hut NJ ! ana cpnIdciutr
.rntlrinhn iud me that Viii ( mise nothing but
what he Will 40, Nrspocihl n
idir L. niauor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Heart, Jaarrh, stomach and Liver
Trouble Cured ia D Months

NEW HFuiiS. STARK o., o., uct o. iNia.
nu N, NuastLL huiiNEib Nfhprftrd tf-it N
now hye months ago hintu htphn treatment With
you Tor serious heart Trouble, cAiHffh M tho HtHms
tuli liver trouble ana uiyrit Other troubles After
irluH Aflitrd with some ui Those diseases tor mora
than ten years lnd having laird ~ ct 10 iOf
through other duriOm, ana having taken nVo
inunts treatment irnH y0n feet aO much relieved
nat ftul n my duO W recommend you w all sui
tufmH humanity, May tho lOid pare you many
Yunih 10 htlp Others ~ you have noirrh me,
Respectfully ours, Mih lHAurLLA Holt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

iiAnrvt ~ snfk county, o., sept Hn. 1851
TblA 10 rrfilly thut have uuuu uuo NJ the ElUl
eat HUfUictH or many yNHta IRON Uri Orhl MtlhuuW
and pfUAtfAtluh caused hy hpmnuhH 10, wnl u ht'
como uraily muuE my li.c q numlcr VI tIuiu,, Aul
AttNr & ilng many dltvtOnt doctors and remedies
had almost glVun un M dUtpIlb nut hlrr rnlNlnV l'r
n,NuWull huinvrH advert .CWout tlud ON lilu ul
AMI w. aud HitOl consultation Nnd examination.
tlr doctor nasntUd me no Uuu Il nom my DlHN lnlIW
dInlcy md prrminruty euro u M "a rtnsunNu
tluu I Uuiftn mia truUno timmOdlNtoy nul uut'
kent II up or HlN mnutiN, dWmg wNl0h time 1 have
nail uo humorthHy1 Hud am nov lrOliuT hutNt nul
NJ iuugui tunn have iUf Iona time, and N'tct I
Giving npll ptcat benefit iUu 10 o. duty 90 udNllI
VII thusO nnllttod ~ 0nl ON nnd consult Dr. A. ltN
Hpl nuuiur who continues 10 NUt Your rntul
u,pty mo lth AH am satisfied you WIN hnl tho uuD
tor d pleasant ana NIX uIthu vcntlOinan "a dn hupl
ness Nlth Respectfully
MkH lnuN q, RuuiFKuNuifiM
LottN a, spuirEWNHTLM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Inns Collie Cholera and parrhma RENE
ran with Il 10 tho relief Of some sufferer
aud have never known II 10 fall, For
sale by Dufhin, Wright n Co, ana H. holl-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
noport From = had Chronic Case,

Ia A. WuHHEl nuuNth tulnnhus. Ohio.
hear alr= Ahtr HufrflnH u long tlinn With Ulfr
nhhe Of tho stomach lyurh.d kidney ana uiWN
many nrfrnt frmrdlua hnu uhyHlrlhlh without Co.
lrf calr ON nT N hWn1rll hufnli ~ lhu Hotel
Conrad hUme ~ months ago, ana found hlin uir
hut physician have over consulted Whu seemed o.
thoroughly undpWlHud NY rhar, iiiH mtdlchr save
inc Immediate toilet ana have continued N lu.
prove ever since, aud ttu u uuty IN Tho hllnlrO
10 recommend linn 10 hi Whu tuiuf viii fuHh Ular
rhiua aud can assure sou that you VIII nnd lilW q
fellahlr physician aud perfect u. uuOuHu, and l
Wha hlVRyH anxious aud plunspd " moot hlm.
make This tiuirmrtt Tor the brnthi " those who
are afflicted and unufluH,
Yours respectfully rHANG irfr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Not only Canton a suiraror.

Akron Bcacon; zone OF thopromincnt
nprchnnts OF ihis city estimates that
Akron business mcu loat N6OOO during
the holidays, and the week preceding
them, ON nccount Of Tie impossible con-
dition Of the country ronds.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Travelcrs mny learn u lesson from Mr..
g. d. Cone, q prominent attorney OF Par.
kcr, Dakota, who says, VI never leave
homo Without taklng d bottle oi Chnmbor-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
A Worry Interesting Etatomont Of Int
10 All Bufforofa.

mfcrol gtrilly from nervous nfuglintlun Aud
oihOr dlapr1uH for upwards NJ ton years hiu
hu idAOhu hl t Ost continually during tour years !
could scarcely do my huusuWnrN I took medicine
but uuy tOund temporary icllrf I finally runs
cludud 10 consult nr N Russell nuuuE aud lilrI
ihthg four months trrAlWrnt lunl llkO dlU1r1ul
putrun, AiiCr ono inunthH ttultmUnt my headache
was AnnHt rOnu and NHH much stronger ana have
lrOn improving ever alnrp, I would rrrUmmUl.
IN nufur. ~ hll HnlUfnf from puy long NAudlur
or chronic disease I would H'Hu recommend hlH
improved motnud ul treatment ut hls ivmrlluH tiu
purely vCFunhlr MlWi / INA hnn uu aulu phys
ltlhu. utr,u gyutlemuu and o. Nlud iglunl Any ula
tor ut inquiry viii ohuofiuN answer
MuN TrUFA AANtIU
Now urfllU Rtttk VuuUtV ono.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

which combines the important rquihneh
Of quick action, specific curative power
with perfect safety and nleahnnlneta TO
the Datl0ut,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Formerly Of New York, now the celehra'
tod Examining Physician of The France
Medical and Surgical lnailtuiion, COlum.
bus Ohio, by request of many irlendh ANA
patients, has decided 10 visit Canton,
Thursday, Jan, ~, Consultation and OK.
animation free, and Strictly Confidential
la the private parlor Of tho Barnett
House, ono day only,
our PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Each aud every member Of the France
Medical and Surgical Institute, ~ and 40
West Gay street. IN a graduate IN mell'
cine and surgery from one OrmOre legally
chartered medical college, aud several Of
the members have had many years Of OK
perlence IN hospital and special practice,
DR., France, president Of the institution, IN
tyne Of u class OF mon who obtain hlc'
cess by careful and wo,,-llreoted efforts,
not attempting too much or creating false
Ideas ~ 10 ability, The only reliable
physician, In these days Of complicated
disorders aud high pressure living, N the
"hpeclaliai,h the man who undoritnndh
his one branch Of tho buallean' such IN
his line IN DR., France, With strict bual-
ness honor, high professional skill, rea.
aOnable feoa and q large corps OF oompe'
tent ahslatnnta, he has made hla name as
familiar aa "houaehold worla,h Those
who have been treated by tho Association
ae loud Ia their praises, and We under
stand that many new patients called ~
the Institute during the past week and
commenced treatment, Among the new
cases recorded were three from Illinois,
two from Indiana, six from Kenuckynnd
five from Pennsylvania, Lot those given
up by others call for consultation, which
h free to all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Tho Lizzie Evans Company transferred
IN this city tu.duy On their way rom
Akron 10 Alliance They took dinner W
tho llurlord.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

A Prominent stark County Lady mxpros
aOa tlor Thanks.

NEw mHliN, turk county, o. Orl, " 1880
ntt n NuHhELL ntUNNit, ulumhuA ono.
DnhfHfa de- mnst UhcCfIuly recommend you
a. VOL "a Your Improved n Ouiud NJ treatment tu
sufferers AM iyollng much hctor thls month
tnnu last month lluplng that uud may alWulu
prosper you and y0um. I runnlu
Truly yplrg MiN rrnteE SAYLttt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

MutruSbvlLLu, Guernsey rh, ~ url n, ipsn.
Int o. 90 Hvfth That hufy hHrn 10 great NltUtor
from ilhiud Vr wnurruil uWur iu lhO rlt side
In' my iurult WhlrI HNrr.yN WN HnrNCh tnu inhlr
.NnllON un almost imuDfsplU hnu Ctustd no muCu
tuullu and bad health, lhy du'luu sa.d uy Catv
NaH inuuh lNr Uuu, Ghuta { cflrl uu nr II,
uHsuN Nurnur IN Apul itit tuu lIu ll utAinlna-
IhY surgical uputhll %, Hr iN WUlhlu' hIouu With
IuNt any upuritluu ht UlNu, tNtr Hurur tntn !
|rlWwuHpHl hN itVHiWu.t ntu tuu. ~ tp viNht
|Wunlut which uJrirplN rphrYHN u, uud nov, uuu
'iUut huI ave muuths WtUI htguunr uunlmrut J
|AW pluNaUl % aN my thrHul NJ ruurtiN wen, aud !
Lava II ul tu tuuunmtud ihH nUttlr hud ha uvnt.
IWultiu thr hnilrlHd everywhere llounW tlls let
IlHr may huNH uNnN HuuVWfAt ~ rUiUi lH tun sincere
|WiHh Ol Huug, ho9portn.N
MUp, NvHAN KiNnRLt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
GOOD WORDS
ny the First Presbyterian Church Of
This City

For tho netirinR Pastor, Rev, Platter--'A
oail For Hey, FerRnAon AZ an Increase
in BalaFy Of 5000,
Mohave County miner., 1890-06-14
A Happy Man Was Adam.

When you come to think Of II c,olly
and calmly after the lapse OF all these
years, Adam and Eve were pretty for.
tunatc people. Adam never had to
run dead heats with the house dogs.
He didn't even hare to sit In the plrlof
and talk politics with Ewes father.
When they quarreled and Eve climbed
q tree Adam didn't have to write long
letters and spend hours Of anxiety and
postage stamps to make II up. All be
had to do was TO sit down under The
tree and wait till Ewes temper recoy.
cred It's normal sweetness. He never
patronised confectionery stores, be
merely went 10 the nearest fruit tree,
plucked nice ripe pineapple, and pre-
sented 1t with his compliments. Theirs
was beautiful dream Of welded life.
When Eve wanted new dress. Adam
went to the nearest fg tree aud got it
And Eve never felt called upon to
mend o bursted button-hole OF help
Adam hunt his collar-button. or take
all the blame because he stumbled over
the rocking chair. II was q monopoly
on unadulterated comfort, and IL Eve
had only had enough feminine sagacity
to Lift up her skirts and scream and
run when she saw the snake we would
not be having all this trouble HOW
Wgahiposon Post.
Mohave County miner., 1890-06-14
GIANT WORMS.
A Aastrsiisn Species which orows 10 3
Length u Sig Feet.

The work Of earth worms, In the
operations Of nature, Is o very import
ant one. Darwin has shown us that
they are constantly occupied In making
the soil more mellow BY perforxting Il
with their galleries, and that they en-.
rich it by collecting ID these subtar.
ranean passages earth that has been
subjected TO change Ia their intestines
and also leaves which have fallen to
the ground and are dragged into their
retreats. But II these little beings can
accomplish such wonders, it would be
interesting to know whether the Megas.
colides Australis Ian earthworm Of
Anstrslisl has q like mission. This
creature Is the size Of an ordinary nd.
der and at least six feet long. A writer
IN La Natssre says that 1t is usually to
be found on the banks bordering small
rivers, though Il occasionally seeks The
open country, where one may come
upon II by pulling up stump or up
turning the earth. II 10 not an easy
matter to drag this gigantic worm from
the winding galleries which form it,
retreat 1t glides about tho sinuous
passages with great rapidity. initiating
Its anterior and posterior extremities
ct viii and thus bracing itself against
The walls, which it renders Shiny by Q
secretion from its own body. Its moist
substance slips easily through the hands
which would retain It. and when once
fastened to the adhesive walls of it,
home 1t can only be removed by break.
Ing its length In two. This giant among
worms lives q comparatively peaceful
life. since IFS physical features furnish
admirable defense against such enemies |
IS it might naturally have. Its body |
eIhales . strong odor similar to that
,f creosote. and has the power Of eject
ng to distance of several incaes,
ets Of milky fluid. Moreover. IL
life Is entirely a subterranean one, and
'hus 1t Is secure from the attacks Of
animals. Eaturalists, Of
course. have an interest in its capture.
md the aborigines use the oily fluid
INTO whica the dead body Of the worm
'esolves itself as q remedy for rheunar
ism. but it Is not very actively sought.
When such worms are once dragged
rom beneath the surface, however.
hey lose the agility which. Autieus-
ike, they seem to gain from contact
With the earth. and lie absolutely pas
i've, making no attempt to move.
Mohave County miner., 1890-06-14

mais which iorw rudimsptssy is~
sasgs must be juSt those sounds. and
40 othe.s; the yousg q an animal no
matter how correctly brought up ~
~ oyp parent4 could lessn only ths
s6unds d the psrepts Man only can
frsms language and transmit u, every
animal u the descendant Of another
spiwsl that never framed . Language
Of ~ own. Thy Is. = tho same time
the most simple and the most notices
Bile difference between the language
Of man and that Of sulmalA II any hui
man language 10 ever 70 primitive. the
mere faes that II vas framed by those
who speak II and thss II has been
transmitted from generation 70 generae
ton forms an ipsurmouptsbls barrier
between man and animal
Mohave County miner., 1890-06-14
A Modern Education.

Fond mother-"How did you get
along in school to-day. SusiePn Tired
child (wearily)-'Oh. missed In my
geography again. Iforgot whether the
Putumayo Joined the Amazon east or
west Of the confluence of the Msranon
and Ucayale rivers" Same Child years
later; wife and mother)-''What Is 1t
fou want to know. petpn Little daugh-
er Struggling over primary geogra-
phy)-"Where Is the Amazon river.
mammal" Mamma latter long refec-
ton )-'I think it's somewhere in Al.
-ies Or Asia, forget which. "-.A r
Rsskls. y
Mohave County miner., 1890-06-14
70 Q Quesn's Tasta

Roumania's queen says that wo-
mans voice sounds never 90 sweetly
as when she 10 among her own children
at her own hearthstone. II Rouma-
MAS queen should chance to see o
tired woman trying to do three things
at once while Johnnie was putting q
bean In Susie's ear. little Eddy foun-
dering under Q painful Of -four which
he had tipped over In . fit Of curiosity.
apd the infant '.image Of his pa" try
ing to determine the quality Of the
cats voice BY twisting her tail. she
might change her opinion.
Mohave County miner., 1890-06-14
ON a RACING STTAMER.


1t ID hot. calm day ip the middle
OF summer. the sea rolling ia long.
smooth. oily swells. says 9 writer "a
the Contemp6rary. There u . light
breeze right astern. but the shin l.
steaming - fast ~ the wind, and the
sails hang listlessly from the yards and
Hap against the u,asts and ropes. A.
one desoends the engine-room ladder
the air feels close and deadly hcavv.
and brings on . dull headache. ThS
engineer on watch Is dragging himself
round as II his limbs were Of lead. and
even the engiBes do not seem 10 b 60
Ing ahead with their usual energy. A
we pass through the tunnel which CON
meets the engipe-room with the stoke
hole the sitting atmosphere nearly
drives a. back. There 10 not breath
Of air coming down the ventilator
and the heat q % great that one. hes 4
sensation as Of lump 81 lead in the
ears. and ones voice sounds thick and
far away.
The fremen are stripped to the waist
and the engineer has very little more
on, being only distinguishsble by the
gilt band and badge on bis cap q ho
moves about from one furnace to an
other, directing the fremeu or reQulst.
Ing the water IN the boilers.
In spite Of the heat the fires burr,
dull. for they can get no air. and tho
hrenen. urged on-one might almost
say driyen--by the engineer, ARE do.
Ing all they know" With rake and shov;
ei to keep up steam. the perspiratlon
running In streams down their coal.be.
grimed bodies and leaving them striped
Ike zebras.
Each man in turn falls back exhaust.
%, and Il snccesded by another, who
lays hold Of the heavy ''elicen and
works the lire through and through:
but all to no purpose, for In spite oil
AL they can do the steam win not rise.
In technical language. 'she is steam-
ing stif, y ard. unless the wind changes
Or gets stronger, will continue to do 60. |
To keep on at this work without
10 impossible, and the Trench |
consume an incredible quantity Of wa |
teri but, In spite Of all the praise b.
slowed upon this beverage BY teetotal.
r., 1t has Its dangers when drank 10
excess, especially In = high tempcr.L.
ure. and presently one OF the mer.
Who has been indulging too freely. is
'eized with cramps il the stomach,
md has to be carried on deck, leaving
he rest tearing away at the obstinate
lies.