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New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
PRINCE GEORGE or WALES TO VISIT yrwPoRT

Newport July l. t~pccah-Mavor Cos-'~lall
secured this morning from the acting British Consul
Gene-1l iu New Nurk a letter giving The first Official
announcement secured here of th' coming. about July
81 ~ the British North Atlantic hcct. including ne
Iellerophon. which has been visitor 300 NcNpor
waters sevcral time. the Thrush. commanded 10y
Prince Gcorfe # Walc-. and other vessels. Ma'or
C,ggeshall immediately replied SAYING that he w'1lf
have the honor ot visiting NdLGD Watson and of
extending 10 him 4 welcome 10 NcWpOu With tn 1,-
-urances of cordial welcome ftom it~ CtIfu~.
The Prince" - coui.". viii hr tn lon of Vow port
society ami already "ps are being taken . entertain
him.
Halifax. July 1.-THE BRUSH war-hp U"l 'r'phnu
sailed hence Co dav for - Johns. y T.. Il" meet the
War-hp Thrush. comma ded lN Prince George of
WaC-. which g. expected to arrive hefc u t'N DAYS
sir John Ro-, and Npjnr InI-cU -ti-d m TIC l"l
lsruphou. \ BAH viii hc given az Il. John, 90 honor
of the Prince. The nclcrophou ANA Thrush VIII th.n
proceed FOR Ncv port where they viii be Joined hl the
war hp. tonu- and Canada.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
NErrLya OF rnE norEL VIEWS ASsocIArIox

SARATOGA. y. y lul 1.-The New orl, state Hotel
Mems Association Jc-au H. annual mcctns t'u- morn
IuF Af,.r hearing the annual addr"-> - Pre- drnr
Harrison and reports 81 various committee. the FOL
lowing were ~ elected ohocr, for the cu,ius wear.
President. W u. Harrison New YORK Vic, president,
vs. q. Leland. Eughauton. treasurer n. =. Rockwell.
Warren county secretary. W ). ko c,ral-. Albany.
The ss~o,.atlpu Will ~ an excursion - Hotel
harJla ~ llun Point. foI morrow. ~arttota va,
,rl,ct"d a. -" pia'" o. meeting neat wear
Tho Tinted ~fat'- lI.tel As~0, 1firu WIS prcuHDcd
ri'h ~" fpiilv .rr %. .Dr.. Ir.icD f T. g. E,'',
of thc Arlington. Washington. and Iur' William Honey
Ilo'"l Iaac t,our-e. VICE D.. .u'. G. ~lcr-, lurt
llufel Cincinnati: se'r'ftry. "a. s. Lp-r.ttuf. #
>ag1rat tlle. tr.t.s~.r. Poster D.. -" 4. Wilton
House. Norh Adam. Na--. Wee pres dcnf. orc fr'"
each state are e. be appointed by President Hoc,,lc.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
WARNING To YOUNG WOMEN.

rir: ln Tribune editorial Of July > there is
Warning u Young Ncn.7 1t seems quite As i'm
poriant 10 give warning 10 yOnnS women, especially
10 those living in the country. Let then young grl
beware Of marrying n man like Mr.. sullivan. who
wants hi, breakfast prepared for him while lie lies
IN bed let her beware OF beginning married life with
making the fire in the morning and bringing In
tho wood and wafer. All This Is a mans work,
unle>, hc j. sick. Don't marry a sick man.
\ good wife will. of course. that her husband
haS q nice breakfast and will cook II herself il
necessary. hut she often unable to do hard work.
Very kind sonnet mos holghtles>, and
IL Is well to begin married life properly.
Az OLD 81 bSCRIBER.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
NEEDLES, CRUELTY II EXECUTIONS.

To the Editor Of The Trlbu e.
sir. MAY / venture 10 ask your Pi,"i"' AN"
,.v,,au influence to secure Tire abolition "t ul'
nor,lIr a,compau,mcut, oi capital punishment the
,,,,,,I torfi,,, du. to piuoniue. Adjustment etc.
II can bc accomplished hy 'h" previous drls-ihE oi
IN. rnlpsit to r,ud.r him u1coH-ciou' Im' N"'
don. II, ancient day, d, my people M"dcr' S'c"' =
,, .n i,,,, vrcl tlt. drug is administered.
I,,r Win be- viudi,l'M hul lu,tLc. WI he Ken r,m
pcird vith mercy. H. !Ih :, ,.on "
No ~ West Forty ninth ST.. jay o' loOO'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
FLAMES ~ CAR STABLES.
THE ENERGETIC WORK OF TIE FIREMEN PRE-

THE ENERGETIC WORK OF THE FIRLMLN fhi
VENTED HEAVY LOSSES BY FIRE
Tho first third alarm under the new code OF hrc
..,n,l, wa ruuc yesterday afternoon for IRE ld
thc tlrcc,tory brick stable, Of the Madison Ntt'l
ard chamber, street Railroad Company at cherry
prd East Il, Fifteen engines responded 10 the call
.33I7o7 Flame, had been discovered IN tle h'N
loft H. the top Aoor OF tn building which Formerly
va. il bonded warehouse and Ia, frontage oi 800
feet
The wind swep; the fire through the entire top
Story Of the biz building in which large guanu'ie' 'i
has, and grain were stored and great c!ond oi "Iak k
smoke rose o.or the East River shore NJ one time
il looked "a, If thc tire Voud sweep away the e'UT'
building but hard work hy the hremen quickly began
to tell and the flames were fcpt oar of the lower
-to.l,. seventy i've horse, We're removed from me
.i.,blc without trouble after tn, Or" started
TIA, nrcmcn Vcr; kept ~ WORN FOR an hoIr b'lnrf
tLr Namr. were cNiinGdi>hcd. part oi their e1'g'
lrln 10 ,ave from iuury other large buidns> among
,rLirh was t,ooiwn'S cigarette ftrtOrv. II was >iI
fer the fire that the nrrmen deserved great credit V
i.rrvcutng a dangerous tire. The damage bt 'h"
Iau,cs wa estimated al $4,000 small h-nr" com,
pared with the amount os smoke Insurance covered
the los.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
DEATHS DUE To EXCESSIVE HEAT.

Ttca. y y July 15.-Dcnns Ilenncs -cy, of Syra-
cI,e but who has been At work here, Wao prootIdth
los the heat yesterday afternoon, and died during the
night in the City Hospital lie was unmarried HIS
mother lives In syracuse.
IocLport y. Y. July l5.-J0hn IIooy. age sixty
NIGHT vatchmap for the Richmond Manufacturing
Company IN this city, Frustrated by the eNcssNt
heat INF, afternoon and tIed IN short umc' lo
leave, a wife and six children.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
WILL OF GENERAL l.. b. FArLKYEE.

Rochester, y. y. July l5.-Thc VIII OF General
Lester b. Faulkner dated in 1876, by when ne lett all
his property to Mrs. Frances Brown ana Ner ~oi9' u'o
probate of which has been opposed Dy the WIDOW OF
the tc,tator WAS refused probate by Surrogate Nas Of
Livingston County. ON Monday, on the ground thit II
had been subsequently, revoked by General Faulkner
Dr. Bacon who was General FaulIners physician dur
ing his last illness and Comfort Aen both eolhed 10
tEr rcvOcutOn ~ the viii OF lo'6 by "ch'ra fduhc
a' ,,,r J,V,. bcforC hi, death. No will could hc
r,ducad but ON the evidence the surrogate refused
G.nf.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
EDITORS OF THE noMrMAKrR.o !
AZ UNFAIR INFERENCE rxr1AlxrD AWAY.

o the Fdlt0r Of The Trtbune.
Hr; Kindly allow mo "a correct an erroneous infer
'h'e mat might he drawn from your statement Of
'"N H. i"-'idlng ih" rsi-naron of Marion llatlaud
ana h'f ASSISTANTS from The editorial -tan II The
HON" 'aE"-' To" accountant of whom Won spoke
o. n'ne spent CON d'r,hlc umo I'm the now quarter,
I'"'nr over the ompauy'- tc,i,.- i- simply the
REGULAR b'olh"cpr f'r the company. and j, cmplo, cd
''' TOO rms tfPt'fN N' special iutr ttipu of the
account Of the COMPANY ht- been necessary flr thcro
,N"l- n' Iluhd fog auN Implication 81 dishonest
u ui'" 'ir Throughout tle cNI.ioucc Of fho MAGAZINE
T. (. VAN DE WATER.
New York. July IL. $50.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
,rxr.py AyD COMFORT N TRAVEL. d.

The accessibility Of many popular summer resorts
both on the sessOre and in the mountains, re ed Dy
the Central Railroad Of New-Jcrsey makes uieh
peculiarly attractive 10 Ncwl lorliers. Added 10 thie
the excellent boat and train service now In operation
bv th, company is unsurpassed, and travellers arc
assured every comfort and luxury known 10 science
and safety. The elegant parOr cars and day coaches
run on this road marvcls of beauty, ana the iasb
time Of express trains renders travel by this line
pleasure. . ,..
The magnificent steamers running hourly 10 sandy
Hook from foot Of Rcctor-st. are operated by the
Central Railroad Of NewJerscy. and are the fastest
and most luxurious running in Ncw-lork Fay.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
OFFICERS or 7BE ALDIXE CLUB

The Aldine Club. which IL composed of authors,
artists publishers and othe~ interested IN literature,
art and kindred subjects Is row in IL second year. and
looks forward ~ successful and important future
Onioei, of The clnb have ju.t been elected follow
Thomas W woOd president. Frank X. stockton. vice
PRESIDENT, Frank H. scott, treasurer fFo'cfick a.
stokes, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
wIEX DID DIR. LhEDNER LECTI RE IN NEW
YORK?

TO the Eattor Of The Trl rlbuhe.
sir: william H. Webb and &C. IN SUNDAY Tribune
ave Lotb wrong Dr. Lqrincr delivered HI course Of
lecture. certainly after september. 1-iI probably in
,he winter Of 1o4I'13. OF 1-i2 20. The lectures
wc,o reported b, Henry !. Raymond aud printed
verbatim m The Tribune, and aftcrwald published bl
The rribunc in two bound volume, Dr. Ltrdr @
idnrcd the reporting a wonderful piece of work.
VIZ RAYMOND not having studied phOhOgmphy, and
iut very light corrections were found necessary for
publication in book form FL SINCLAu''
BrookIyn, July H. lcJO.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

in length. Applied to the door stones, 1t does away
with the OF the mat applied 10 the floor II Will
grow thcrcfrOm hair sufficient for Brussels
carpet. \ little weak lathcr sprinklcd over a harm
makes II impervous 10 the wind, rain or cold. II is
good SPRINKLE tile roadside or anywhere where
iuxurtani grass Is wanted for use or ornament. II
produces the effect In ten minutes.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
ENrERrALNLNG NArAL nEELcERS

Faith. Me. July - Admi.al Ghcrndi and IN" on ers
II IN" North Atlantic squad oou.vhi'h i- here 'r h.ns
outcltil.d rp,1lN g., Che citizens Of Bath Ncdn" dn'
noon over 100 car. ,ece averaging f,ur person 20
team. started for Poster Point. whore an ci'horai"
ciamlalc hld been prepared. IN" hak" VIZ cN
Dell'nt HUd Tine NtN ulsri- eNpic--d Il thrW-"Nc- as
greatly pleased with genuine NNic 'huhak'.
Wednesday morning the mdrlur- viii parade 3D. the
,ti. and iu the afternoon Oh" officer viii give o."
corfiou ou The baltimore o. some ~ thc Iath girls,
The fleet vIll sail for Har lldtor dt O'Clock Thur
a aft
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
IA FAVOR or SYRiCTSE.

syracuse, Y, July l1.-Judge 'hurcmh haS
vac,ted tn, nJuncon with SO costs. IN the case "G
william sweet restraining the city from issuing water
hands The Judge decides faNorbly for the city on
NH noins affecting >kaue1tcc, Lake water supply
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
Myself, j., ANOTHER NI>r>rD rEoYorN.

MY SELL l- ANOTHER MIS- SD Il"No'N.
TO the EdItor # The Tribune.
sir. All honor 10 youf CORE pond,nt who attacks
The Iui.u.r of whom" bat why dd hc n"t alp ro
mar, on tue cupu, frequent mi-u'" ~ myself How
often yoI hear people ,ay Mother and m} cf went
there
Myself wcutl
"lIc brought the books 10 Anne and my-clL'
Iriught hpJl- O. mN-cl1i
rii n,i.t,kr +. ycrv common iu print have Sc'n
Il II least d hundred time. IN" simplest Wh' is
shows IL ~ be- mistake. Vet almost All 81 our I"pnir
authors make u. H. l. Y.
New lorla july T. 1850.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
DTED AFTER FILLING 4 GASOLINE STOVE.

Trenton. y. j., july - tSpccall.-The wife OF
lame, Kearns was fatally burned this morning by the
explosion Of a gasoline stove in thc kitchen Of her
house The gasoline IN the stove was low" ana oho
attempted TO Ill it while Of the burners was
lighted Jerry" Nct,lll. fireman, who threw me
,tOyc into the street, also came near losing his lie
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

ADAMS-MOORE-On July IS. 1890. by Rev. Henry e
Lub elk. II Il. Adams to Phoebe Mott Moore oo'h
Of New YORK.
TURNURE-STONF-O tie 18th inst. al ST. PAU g..
Knislt,hridre. London BY the Right KY Hehfy y.
Pot cr Bishop New-NOrk, assist n by the ltN NON
tagu Vlleis Nj. y. vicar OF 81 Paul :, LaStyhco
Turuur. .r. ED - ,ou OF LaWr'nc Iurnue, OF New
YORK to Eomaine Madeleine. daughter Of General koy
Storr. of New York.
WARREN NNDREWS-On Tuesday, July -, ls9o, at
the summer residence OF the brds nother f,arsslls'
Long Island by mc Rev. jas IA: Sm,,n OF JsIisic 4;
/ l. Irna 7. Andrews to DANIEL A. warren Dotn OK
NcwYork.
Notices Of marriage must be indorsed with ful
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
BOSTON NEWSPAPER MEN ~ THE ciTSEILLS

EOndout. y y. july -. party II shout twenty.
FIVE of the leading nov pap~r men a. Boston arrived
hey, this afternoon. They went 90 no" tat-kll Nplu
IL fu> Dos 4 special train 'hc tl-tor AID D"ltWaic
Railroad y \. sins. general passenger agent Of the
road ina. charge Of the excursion.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
n1r1-rnns OF TIE nrrLANn HAILEoAn-

DIRECTORS or THE RUTLAND RAILROAD.
Rutland Vt July 1.-THE annual meeting e the stock
holders or the Rutland Railroad Company to-day resulted
in tho election If the following directors Peici,al W
clement General Wllum Wells, George H. Ball John W.
steward Frederick Billings. Jane, Roosevelt. Horace C.
youu, Chester Or,wold and David willDoN.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
EDITORIAL ENDORSEMENT.

fFom Tho IonsOraI Tlnles
qu8ck having invented wonderful hairin-
Ngoratic fuid applied to an editor for testimonial
lie gave II in these terms a little applied IN the
lnkstahi has gwen a coat Of brstlcs, making IL "A
tpendie penwtpcr at little cost. We applied some to
,en.snny nail, and the nail IS now the handsOmest
lsther brush you ever saw, with beautiful soft hair
P0wng from tie end Of It. two or thres inches
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
w1IIIANl II EITCn.

Kirrton y. Y. July Is ,Npcc1lI.-N thlm Il lltch
d ~ bi. home here af'cr hot Hines, last nielt Ilr
49, m ID, ,tc tJonrcr dealers ln bu, STONE the Hudson
li,,r and for nearly hall century he had been closely
id,ntii,d with the history and business OF th, NbniA
uc was nbou. -iNy-cy'n year, old aud wa, bonn n Ed-
v,, y J. lie wa, d,sctnd'd ftom GoNcno. Fitch, Of
Co.ut, ,ticut.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
PILCf LIVED $50 YEARS EARLIER.
Il II y n N

s,-: Nllow me - call your attention To mi'prin'
|u Tie Tribune Il Jub II. lol PRINT lAt poet
i.l,l who G.cd iu 10. published IN DDS poem N''-
.uta N,-riorr a r.nar,bl prophe Of m di,t',cr,
,1I.Iirr ncmi- pherr which va, literally iuhl"d uy
4 t,luiulu,~ 10 ought to De l+-'. ..,....
\ FIrZGERALD IRVINE
New York July II, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
.TITCHTNG 4 WHALE IN MARYLAND

Princess Anne letter in The Baltimore American
Parts of a whale on exhibition here which did
much 10 disturb the peace of mind Of the crew % the
steamer Florence Of The ManOkin River Line. d. she
nnurOachcd her Maddox Island wharf yesterday. Inc
yonng ley1athan was discovered about where tie
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
HAsrr xARmAcE .oF A rorTHrrL corPLE.

Arthur Wright, the 'yV'nr -on of wellkro"n riti'
yeu o NOTLhpott, L. J., iopcd with Miss Maui" ''iIl
the sixteon. .year.oid crghtob OF Jesse CARL wealthy
retired shipbuildcf u the ssme pace. The couple D"t
at Huntington. l. j. aud "a ne % this city where they
wore piatr.d The parents Of the Young people
mucn .aigflsed and grieycd at their hs'ty action.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

steamer makes her landing After the fright was over
the whale driven ashore by the crew with s rns
assistance of parties on land hauled out, aud the val
liable parts reduced The monster measured thirty owo
fcet long and six feet This Is the hroo wn'ie
seen in the ManOkn and II Is remarBabe tndy ~
should have found its way VI the bay ana lahsier
Sound and twenty miles up the MaIohin RIVER
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
AI.RIn 4 NInnEE

Wet Wns:cd Conn. July l5.-Alfrcd +. Moore, pres'
dent of the Franklin Moore Bolt Company died to-day Of
pticht disease lie prominently known in III" iron
trade Of the country and had achieved wide reputation
a, an aeronaut, having made a number of ascenSions
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
rcorrs,on NORMAN prNsuEr.

nc, MoucS Iowa. July II special. I.-Pror'-or Norman
nup,boo ~ DraNc University, died suddenly here this
nornug from heart disease. lie was Gaheds Latin ana
,,r..< teacher ut Hiram COLLEGE. Ohio
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Rid Yourself Of the discomfort and danger attending
Cold hy using Dr. d. Jayne's EXpectorant an old es-
tabi,hed curative for Coughs sore Throat and Pull
monAry aIect5ns. :.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

\ good air purifier Is essential TO the home as soay
nd water. Use the Sanitas' Dionfecants. =.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

probability been grand monument 10 Wash
ngton such a. grares the National capital.
Washington July II, 1890. POTOMAC
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

The Cambridge shave. and ST. Is palotlal model
hotel All modern improvements Cuisine unsurpassed
LORENZ REICH, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
" fRRIED,

L. II. Lotion for quick cure Of Ivy Poisoning also also
Homeopathic remedies and medicine chests Tor ianes
and travellers, at Huriurt',. 3 East l9th-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
cRrLsE OF TIE EAsrERv rAcar cLrR

Toothhay. Me. July I5.-1hc Eastern Na,bt Clnb
feet with the -'cam yasht Wanda. Of New York sailed
ths morning for Llr llafl1r.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

For mosquito bites and all itching Ponds Ex-
tract. UneqJaiied for reducing Inflammation.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Hun Punch ,,.
its heaYness ana care ts "elght
GroceiS and druggists.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
5pfc;al Nsilte5.
E.sohIished tS,&.

Established 1873. ,
MRS. MrIIHAlit UONt-N AyI PhENl'fSN fsp.
BHNNDIED. CANNED AND SPlCED FRUITS AND
Pi;EF RED CURRANT JELLY \ SPECIALITY.
L,,rvtbirg put I'D glass and k'p' until lall. for
rrirpe raf.r,u-,,. address Mr.. SAKAH >. McfL-
KAIH. 1898 Dc-rtv -s'.. BrooklHn. y. \.
This il an Age Of Apoliinaris Wafer"
Walter BesAnt.
APOIII\ARIS.
APOLI.I\AklS,
THE QUEEN OF 1ABLE WATERS"
AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
Extract, from tie Report on the Pollution Of Water
supplies.
the -sa age the water supply
.N. cannot smut our cic, the relation which exists
b.ttr.g sewage in -tttms aud TYPHOID ieNer IN he
cities that ar. supplied by them"
"rhitt, t.ou,lld people o. typhoid fever annually
i'm tLe United stats Of A.ltrlta.'
.rn, purity of Arom1rs water Offers the oess
..,ftty against tn, dancers which ar common 10 most
If tI. ,r,l! any drinking waters. M, deal Record
AP0LLI y NRI~--.Iu. dunuH consumption OF ms
t,>ortr be,cras, .ort- striking proof 81 me VIDE.
.urrad du1ud Whlh EXISTS lot ti"c N'I oi '"'V'"''
rnr.ty.'. M,dral journal.
NOTICE The wel.Anown Yellow Label, of the Apoulnaris
Conpauy Limited protected BY Perpetual IhIuhcuo"s
oi Tie supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
7HE AVA REACHES NEWPORT
CLOSELY MATCHED At LAwy rEyyIs

Newport x. l.. hiy 15.-W. X. Nandc,lfs -teau
Yacht Alya from SeN NOr@, arrived herv 10 day.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-04-17
eve Piece for the LICK Telescope.


The Gunlach optical works of this city
have just completed an eye piece for the
great Lick telescope. The eye piece is
constructed on perfected theory and is
great deal larger than any before made.
Eye pieces of the same pattern are in
use in many of the observatories in the
country and everywhere excellent results
are obtained. The Gunlach glass uses all
the light gathered by the large field lens
and at the same time covers the area OF
the larger glass of the telescope. There
are two lenses in this eye piece. They are
six inches apart. The larger one is called
the field lens and is six and one-hali
inches in diameter.
The other lens is the eyeglass proper
It is three inches in diameter and is com
posed of three lenses, double concave
double convex and meniscus cemented
togetf ar. The field lens is of crown glass
The concave and convex lenses are alst
of crown glass. The meniscus, or cor
recting lens, is of flint glass. No othel
eye piece Of anything like equal dimen
sions has ever been made. The larges
now in use is not over two inches in di
ameter, and that is far above the averag'
size. The light from heavenly bodie
seen through the Lick telescope and thi
eye piece will be 10000 times as brigh
as that seen with the naked eye.-Roches
| ter Democrat.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-04-17
PATENTS GRANTED.

To inventors In the State Of Ohio dur
ing the past week. Reported for this
paper by G. A. Snow & Co., patent
lawyers and solicitors, opposite U. s.
Patent Office. Washington, d. G.
u. Baird, Ellsworth, beehive; ]. N.
Baker, Jaeger, potato-digger; p. j.
Beiersmith, Toledo, rubber-tired Wheel
g. Bixler, Wooster. game-board ]. ID,
Blakely, Toledo, hydrocarbon vapori-
zer; H. Carrier, Swanton, cultivator;
p. Fisher, Pomery, siDgletree; II. 8.
Hallwood, Columbus; brick-kiln. H.
HI. King, Springfield, veneering; d.
Lippy, Mansfield, two-wheeled vehicle
P. (. Loree, Miamisburg, copying-pad
T. II. Mooney, Dayton, composition fol
treating artificial stone; r. H. Morrow
Washington c. H., harness-pad; e. II
Norris, Bucyrus, baggage-truck; G
Schoenfeld, Canton, prison; r. Smith
Sidney. folding-table; NJ. Turton, Lima
appartus for removing paraflne from
oil-well pipes; ]. A. Woodmansee, new
vienna guard rails for locomotives.
Drawings and specifications ofany o
these patents will be sent for the gov
ernment price, 25 cents, In stamps. Al
ways give date of paper and address c
A. Snow & Co.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-04-17
Facts About tho Census.

The taking of the census begins on
June 2. In cities or towns of 10000 or
more inhabitants the work must be fin
ished within two weeks from the begin
ming Of the work. In the country each
voting precinct is census district, and
one man will do the work of that dis
trict.
In the city the enumerator will be paid
per capita, in the country by the day.
The man I'm the country might ride ten
miles to get one head.
People everywhere may as well under
stand at the start that every question
asked by the census man must be an
swered. 1t is the United States govern.
ment that asks the question. Moreover,
the answers must be the truth and the
whole truth. There is a severe penalty
for misleading census enumerator OF
telling him a lie.
You will give your name, age, sex
birthplace, nationality, color, business
married or unmarried. If you are ar
alien you will have to tell that. There
is no way to evade the census man. III
must do his duty and SO must the citi
zen.-C Chicago Tribune.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-04-17
An.nin n wan Pnner.

The danger of using hangings or wall
paper which contain arsenic was very
forcibly illustrated in Berlin not long
since by the famous chemist and expert,
DIR. Paul Jeserich. the head of the re-
nowned Sunshine laboratory.
A woman and her little child were
taken suddenly and dangerously i'll with
out any apparent cause and the family
physician was summoned in haste. At
ter careful examination he decided
that his patients had all the symptoms
of arsenical poisoning. He did every
thing in his power to help them, and
finally they were removed into another
room to see if any change would prove
beneficial, and they very soon recovered.
Upon going back to their former sleep
ing place they were again prostrated and
once more removed.
DR.. Jeserich was summoned, and he at
once attacked the wall paper. He found
that the walls carried three layers Of
paper, having been repapered twice. A
most careful examination revealed no
trace of arsenic whatever in the two
outer papers, but the inner or original
covering contained an enormous guam
tity of the poison. To asurface of twelve
square meters, which is about the area
covered by wall paper in a room of mod
crate size, the paper contained twenty
grammes of arsenic acid.-Philadelphit
| Times
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-04-17
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