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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
ronI nrnod In the AnInry.

When once foul brood gots possession
In tho Opiary Of the ignorant and care
less the wisest course 10 TO burn tho dis
oasod colonies, Intelligent apiarista are,
however advised TO try tho remedy Of
transferring during tho honey flow, Op-
proved by Quimby, DR., Mason, Profess
aor Cook and others, who assume that
no disease or disease germs dwell upon
or within tho bees, but oithor In tho
honey, tho brood or IN and about tho
celh. Professor Cook, IN bulletin just
received from the Michigan station, ad.
yisea thu9i
About four weeks before tho probable
end Of tho honey harvest cage tho queen
inside tho hive, AS soon as tho brood Is
developed sot o now hive where tho old
one stood, filed with foundation, and
shake the bees queen aud all, In front OF
this hive ON paper that can be burned,
Do this under o bco tent or at nightlall
whom the bees hayo coasod 10 fly, Now
burn the papers, extract tho honey and
melt up the combs, Tho honey may DO
boiled and fed back to the bees, but II
not boiled do not let then got any Of II,
Either burn the old hive orplace itin boil.
ing water II affected colonies aro dis.
covered after the honey flow leave them
TIL subsequent harvest on tho next sca-
son, In case colonies aro kept over for
treatment till tho next season these
should DO fed u mcdioatod syrup--sOli-
cylic acid solution-inddo tho hive, af-
ter nightfall, aud every prccaution taken
TO prevent robbing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
Fashion Echoes.

A word 10 tho wiso Before having now
dresses made procure tho best stays YOU
can from the best makers, FOR particular
attention is now directed 10 bodloos, and
no cut looks we'll unless tho bodice nts 10
perfection showing tho figure at lts best
Beautiful sleeve buttons are mado OF oval
moonstoucs with imbcddod diamonds,
Noxt 10 NJ the most important part OF
Tho art Of dress ls color,
Lace and muslin fohus are 10 DO good
deal worn this summer,
The old fashioned silk fringes oro being
revived
Young girls NJ present have pcnchant
for giving one another small silvor traya
ThoSo aro worry convenient for tho toilet, TO
hold scissors, pins and tho numberloE
trl0os that aro wanted In a hurry
ono Of The oldest and ugliest colors int
agnablo IL In domand this season. This h
cinnamon.
Cambria, II seems, lsrathor moro popular
than zephyr this year
Quito cheap and very good looking frocks
aro mNdo OF sateon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

Following Is brief summary Of re-
suits Of experiments to determine the
effects OF the leading elements Of plant
food used In various combinations on
tho production OF corfat the Kentucky
stations In those plots whore potash was
one Of the ingredients Of tho fertilizer
used there was marked increased yield
both In corn and fodder Where q fer
tilizer was used without potash thero
was scarcely any increase in corn, but u
considerable increase in fodder, The
greatest increased yield was made whore
both nitrogen and potash were applied.
Muriato Of potash, when applied alone,
made u marked increased yield over tho
plots containing no fertilizer, The same
results were obtained last year in u SINH
lar experiment,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

Among the attractions ot ono horse
circus that recently exhibited IN Au-
gusta was q lusty looking fellow In
paint and feathers and curious trap.
pings, purporting to be % Zulu warrior,
A friend Of the Maine farmer glanced nj
the figure aud then turned away, ro.
marking 10 his boy;
"Thats nothing butachoap Now York
negro"
This aroused the fro Of the warrior
who IN the most cmpha.io terms and IN
plain English claimed TO DO u Zulu,
"You'ronothing butancgo, repeated
our friend.
"Thats a falsehood, shouted the al.
legcd Zulu, al camo from Australia last
ycarr'-Lewiston journal,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
AN lMpnoMpTu HoRsl RAoF,
How "Rlnger' Got Lott In nile
htraiGhtaway,

How "Rlngern Got Lott Ia Nile
htraightaWay
One Of our boys was over In tho Mo-
hawk Valley one day aud on that same
day a couple of chaps came into village
on a tin peddler'a wagon They were
driving a horse which could have fooled
no one but q hayaeed Any ono posted
on tho polnta Of q trotler would have put
him down a. good for loss than three
minutes, This wRa IN tho olden days,
when q horse showing q clip Of $3.50 was
looked upon aA n marvel
The peddlers found tho usual crowd AZ
the village tavern, aud II didn't take
them two hours 70 get up match with
tho b0aa trOtter OF tho neighborhOod, II
wAa beat two In three for $50, aud tho
tin wagon horse won both heats In eib5.
II VIA evidently o put up Job 10 eldn tho
ruatioa, and as they We're headed our
way we determined ~ DO ready Tor
them, We sent 100 miles after q tTot'
tor, scraped our dollars together, and tho
day tho peddlera arrived We had our nag
drawing manure with cart, The ped
dlers arrived At about II o'clock, and
after dinner, aa we oil wv on tho yoranda,
ono Of them oareeaaly lnQuIredi
"0ot anything Ia hoaa flesh 10 brag Of
herey
"One purity tair hosa," replied tho VII.
lago cooper, who had draadiully inno.
cent look on hia fatherly face,
"Can he goy"
"Wall, he's cleaned 'em no fur"
"Our old hoas does mile fairly WE'LL"
"YesYh
"And, Just for tho fun Of tho thing,
we sometimes trot him."
"Yeay'
Cant wo got up go"
"Wall, our hoaa n no cheap animal,
We'd want to mako II hundred At
least
"Wo'd rather mako II e95O,'
In ton minutes we had tho money up
and tho race agreed 10, We had no
track, but tho highway wW broad and
smooth, aud II was 30 bo mile straight
away, The poddlorp brought In q sull,y
thoy had loft just out Of town, our horse
was provided with another, and every
man, woman and child In that town
turned out, Tho race was square up
and up, and our horse got tho first heat
by three good lengths, We saw that the
peddlers were puzzled and anxious, but
thoy had sand, and each putup his watch
for geo moro. II was u fair, even start
on tho second heat, and tho pace was oyon
for q quarter Of u mile, Then our horse
began drawing away, and When no went
under the string ho was thirty feet
ahead, The poddlcrs gave up tho stakes,
sat down by themselves and had q talk,
aud then tho spokesman finally moved
over 10 whore tho cooper stood and aaidi
"Wo SEQ through II and wo can't
sQueal As for your gotting an old
ringer 30 match ours we haven't any
fault TO find, but what hawows up our
souls and makes IA long l0r rest beyond
tho grave Is tho idoa thai wo worO takon
IN aud dono for by such q bonign old
cum 10 you seemed 10 be, but ANTI I'll
tIo both feet and one hand aud Ayht you
for tho hosa and wagon" Now York
Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
A 1.-Two wIro Nllis a wrogtlor.

While Joseph Cochran, "a years old,
and John McDermott, 20 years, wero
engaged in friendly tussle at Consho-
hooken, they became entangled in two
broken electric light wires. Cochran
was instantly killed and McDermott had
his leg and hand severely burned. The
wires were broken by the storm. When
McDermott regained consciousness the
blood was running out Of his ears and
his nerves felt terribly shattered.
He went to DR.. Halls Office and had
his wounds dressed, He was 30 dazed
that he lost his hat and did not know II
until he was told by two young men,
Horace Little and Amos sHAyden, Little
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

aud Hayden helped him 10 hunt Tor his
hat, but none df ihein SAW tic body d
Cochran, aa the night wasintensely dark,
All three men went home without know
ing Of the death OF Cochran, Coehran'a
body was found about 3 o'clock ia tho
morning by two Wornnen, Coroner
Long made nn Investigation, aud tho
following verdict wis rendered la no.
oordance with facts CLEANED from wit
nesses "Joaeph Cochran was accident
ally killed by coming In contact with an
electric light wire on tho morning of
June 10, 1900 Philadelphia Press,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

Fashions In lingerie are almost aa varied
aud nooting M fashions In frocka Coorod
silk underwear Is no longer tolerated
abroad aud 5lack Il hooknoyod, Plain
whlto oHmhrlo and nninsook are tho 0rtho'
dox materials, One of the prettlost ofnlght
dresses has % sailor collar, acallopcd out
and edged with Vaouolonnoa lace. Just
above the lacoA Ia q line Of feather stitching
Ia white sllk, The sleeves have aoall0pod
rufiloa finished In thostmo way, The waist
"a gathered 10 No the figure 40 the bnok
and grdlcd with u band Of pink ribbon,
A new style Of "mothcr hubbard gown
IA gathered about the neck aud trimmed
with two Insertions of narrow embroidery
Two strings Of pink ribbon Grc passed
through thla and tied IN small bows IN
front Tho top Of the neck Ia edged with a
laoo tucker Another night dress has u
deep turned down collar, cut out into q V
on the shoulder and edged with Volon'
clenuo, lacc, ahow Of blue ribbon "a placed
nt the neck; the front n tucked nnd tho
sleeves nt che wrist finished with lace,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
Tho snnnnh Vino nnror.

Clarence M. Weed, Of tho Ohio experl-
ment station, suggests for tho squash
vine borer a simple and by no means
new safeguard, This is TO induce tho
vines to take root at various places by
covering some Of tho joints with earth,
so that II the main root Is injured the
plants can grow from tho other roots,
This plan Is perfectly feasible II tho
ManAhor iR not too dry.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

COUNTRY REsmFNcR AND GROUNDS,
uro, The foot walk, ~ or . feet wide,
traversos tho ornamontod garden as In
dicated In the plan, passing tho beds Of
towering shrubs and tho circular aud
arabesquo beds, and In front OF the shady
seat at A, tho summer house at d and q
branch enters the fruit garden on tho
right, u portion Of which only is exhib'
tied This fruit garden ~ occupied by
dwarf pears, goosbcrics, raspberiics,
eurrants and other fruit bearing shrubs
Of small growth, and being placed In
rows bothways thoyaro easily cultivated
with horse.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

They aro telling Of gentlcmanly tiugtea
Of Vassar college who went there 10 visit
the institution aud was prevailed upon TO
remain over night in ono OF the gucsts'
rooms, When hc won't to bod no left his
Shoes outside his door as II ho were IN .
hotel Somo OF the girls, who woNs up At
IN enrly hour, saw tho boots and thought
10 would DO good idea 70 do the bootblRok
net themselves. They did, aud whom lhcy
returned the shoes they stuck In each q
handsome bouquet Of flowers, The sensa-
tlons Of the trustee ON discovering his Shoes
can be better imagined than described.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
MIX for Poultry.

Where SKINNED milk Is plentiful de-
vote q portion of it at least to your poul-
try Supply II occasionally in form Of
curd made by heating the milk until the
whey separates from tho solid part
Milk is very nutritious, and as It's con-
stituents closely resemble the white Of
the egg 1t Is especially desirable for lay
ing fowls. Clabbered milk is also eager-
ly eaten by fowls and is good FOR them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
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The foundation walls are of hard brick,
10 Inches thick, laid up On lime and ccmcnt
mortar. The cellar ~ feet la depth, with
o concrete iloor The building above the
foundation walls N Of wood, the framing
timber Of dry spruce, The side walls arc
shoAthod with tongucd aud grooyOd spruce,
then covered with shcnthIng paper and
olapboardod with Inch clear whito pine
bcyolod siding, laid ~ inches 10 tho
weather The roofs are covered with best
quality Mano black slate The roof n
hppod aud broken 40 a. 20 secure u pict.
urcsluo effect, The gables of the dormom
arc half tmbocd, with tho spaces filled
In with Portland ocmont The ohimnoyB
above roof are built Of pressed brick,
neatly ponolcd, as indicated In drawing,
Tho walls are hard finished on two casts
Of limo mortar, Tho floors Mo OF yellow
plnoi all woodwork Of first story Of aah,
second story and attic whltowood painted
two coats The nrcplaooa aro provided
with open crates Tor burning wood or coal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
FARM AND GARDEN.
USEFUL LESSONS FROM EVERY DAY
LIFE ON THs FARM,


rlsn Of q Pleasant oountry Residence
and iis Surroundings, showing tho Lor
oation ef tho House and Outbuiidings,
Together with the Gardens'
The accompanying plan OF the sur
'roundings Of a country house 10 de-
aerihed az follows by'Country Gentle
mani
The grounds include about two acres,
sixteen rods facing tho public road aud
extending back twelve rods 10 tho rear
OF tho carriage house, The carriage
road enters nearly In front Of tho dwell
ing, forming u slight curve, and sweep
ing IA a circle IN front Of tho house tor
returning on passing on 70 tho carriage
house
On tbaleft d o standard pear orchard,
or such cherry plum and apple trees OF
select and handsomely growing varieties
~ may be preferred, planted IN quincunx
form, THE orchard may be seeded 10
grass II kept closely ehayen with tho
lawn mower and top dressed with fms
manure or compost late In the autumn
OF each year, hut 10 be allowed TO oWow
up with tall grass, without tho annual
enrlehlng, tho trees would prove q fall
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

Interesting facts were shown by graphic
representation ut the Paris exposition re-
gardlng the decrease Of illltoraoy In Erancei
1881, illiter0to, 4s per cont,i lsls, illiterato,
80 per cent; 1850, illiterate, 90 por cent,
1870, illiterate, loh per cent; 1880, illite-
rate, IA per cent, 1885, illiterats. l. per
cent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

A young lawyers fail from grace in
tho management Of an estate resulted IN
the following conversation between tho
delinquent's brother aud former friend
of tho family who had not heard Of tho
young mans trouble;
"ls your brother still pursuing the
law2'
"He was until last spring"
"And nowy
"Tho law Is pursuing him,"-llar-
per's Magazine,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
The nusband's wedding nlna.

In Germany II has long been customary
for the husband ~ well ~ tho wife 10 don
wedding ring, Tho fashion has latoly
spread 10 England, and there II now IN.
troduoed 20 notice a ring specially designed
for this purpose, ltiamade Of twenty-two
carat gold, aud instead OF being perfectly
plain II IN interviewer on tho outside lut0
the form Of u true lovers knot These
rings are made In All alloa and Of varying
uysi0ht
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

In this country gentlemen are at perfect
liberty 20 bow first TO their lady friends II
they choose, Gentlomen should always
lift their hats 90 ladies whom thoy know
and TO those whom they do not know whom
accompanied by common friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

YOUNG LApf'a GARDEN fAIlY NAT
match this year, although dresses and
hats are not, An attractive illustration Is
q rod ailk pafas0l covered with black net
aud 0rnamented with enormous bunohes
Of red and black eurranta with q ourrant
trimmed hat ot black net 70 wear with H.
Among remarkable hats designed for tho
Ascot raoes aud deaoribed by Pail Mall
Budget Is an absolutely orownleaa one
with very Wide brimi the bHm Ia IN
brown fancy straw trimmed with barley
and hedge birds, The wearer's hair
trlzzed and puded NJ the top, llla up tho
aperture,
There Ia a charming, airy effect In many
Of tho tetr hats furnished by our New York
milllnerH, In the cut IN shown an extreme,
ly attractive model, Tho circular brim
and low crown arc Of black drawn net
The hat II trimmed with frlllnga OF em'
broidered llase fanolfuly arranged on tho
aldea and Ia front, whence appears bunch
OF spring flowers standing upright but In
somewhat careless fashion A pretty black
lace hat Il atrewn with jeasamine and yel.
low roaes, aud a trail hangs over tho hair
AZ the back, Most hats are bent up at tho
back 10 show the hair.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

Man On street car)-You just stepped
on my wife's foot and hurt her
Another Mau Gn street oar)-lg that sol
M,-Yes, and IwouldMtyoufor q cent,
A. M.--You aro very considerato, my
friend, Here II Is. An acquaintance just
hit mo for $40 down town,--Boston
Courier.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

NIHT NTWHT HNH0" "I7"OU' N1W'1 "1''"''
Tho IIcbc night dress illustrated In tho
cut ls made Of nnc cambno dotted With
small white stars, II Ia trimmed with fno
frlllings Of white muslin; the tuolm aoross
tho front aro lot In with narrow beading
Tho blouse night dress Ia a French model
with full sleeves and gauntlet cuffs, Tho
droplng IN front Ia held by lace bcltfro
tho sldo seams. Tho trimmings may bo
cithor Of real Valenolonncso or Torohon laoo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

Ing the steps from tho storms, with wood
shed NJ the buck connected with the house
by an nolosed passage,
A broad yeranda with projecting porch
with two sets 0f steps ascending from each
Side which, with the turned parts of the
yeranda, newela, rnilA and baluhtera, give
u very pretty effect 10 the front,
In tho second story are four large cham
bora, with closets bathroom staircase, hall
and the necessary passages, with open
stairs 10 attlo la tho attic aro two bed
rooms, with an open garret for storing
trunks, 0tc, In this open garrot ID placed
the tank, directly above the bathroom For
supplying the fixtures with water tho tank
N illlod with water from q well Ia tho yard
by mennA OF "a force pump
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17

Mrs, Youngwife-Is-is this cream
real fresh2
Millsman (mahing desperate effort TO
please)-Yis, mum it's straight from
tho crematory, ,--Lawronoo American.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17


This building was designed 10 meet the
requirements NJ well " do farmer, and
10 will he seenl tho plan ID IN general out
llnea almost that 0t reotangle, which In
itself Involve a difiImlt problem W secure
a picturesque effect Tho lluL story con
taina q spacious reception ball, feature
quite essential in am0dern dpsIgn, 40 tho
left NJ tho reception hall 10 the parlor, sop
arated by sliding doors bath from tho hall
aud dining room 40 the back 10 that tho
three rooms may all be.thrOwn ia ono AZ
pleasure, A large bay window projects
from the side n the dining room with four
wlndows, giving abundant Hight % tho
room, ~ well ~ adding an attractive feat
ure b. the exterior n tho building
Separated from the dining room by n
large pantry II tho kitchen, with range,
sink, dresser, back stairs, cellar stairs and
laundry o0mpletel china closet Tor dining
room, back porch, aud outside cellar stairs
lnol0aed within the building, thus shelter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
WHAT SHALL WE WEARY
THE sHoWs IN THE NEW YORK,
LONDON AND PARIS SHOPS,

Novelties ia Picturesque Hats Designed
More Especially for Garden Parties
aud Other Outdoor Oeoasians-A Wide
Brimmsd Creation for rrettJ Girl,
Wide hhmmed hats arc now In order
both abroad and AZ home, for tho season 10
at hand for garden ietes races and other
outdoor pastimes calling for picturesque
effects la the head dress of tha ladies' In
Paris hats and Runshades are worn 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
DITCH SALE.
Notice to Contractors.

Notice IA hofchy given that tho labor Of constructs
lnH the various working sections OF tho county ditch
Improvement known nu The Wifpor Ditch M Plain
lownshp stark county, Ohio, Will be, by l. q, Wise,
lho duly appointed engineer sold NJ public 0utofy,
10 the lowest responsible hddOrH on saturday, tho
10Th day Of july 1890, at q o'clock ~ M, beginning
with the working section NJ the outlet or mouth ot
the Improvement on the promises belonging 20
Frederick HurWA, and continue thereafter with
each working section In lH order up stream
hpOcncAtlOua inf tho work may hn now seen 40
tho Oillco Of l., y, Wise, engineer IN Canton Ohio
ny order Of the Commissioners,
.... -. H. q, WISE, Engineer
PATRICK MANLY, Auditor. i1liO.ow
2I7H. T44%. 2;ISH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-17
Tho Loast of Two Evils.

Miss Touro-why, Mr.. Thatcher, why
do you put the pony on the horse block
before you mount ~
Captain Of tho New Team-Well, y
know | don't really care about digging a
hole In the ground. Puck.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-04
DuBLIC SALE OH STOCK.

n Tho following named subscribers to
the capital stock of the Crystal Spring
Land, Company, having failed to pay the
first and second call on the said stock.
as required by the president and board
of,directors of said Company, in pursu-
ance of a resolution of the board of di-
rectors of said Company, tho stock of
said delinquent subscribers in said Com
pany will, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
day of November, 1890, at 1900 o'clock
m, in front of tho Courthouse, in the
city OF Roanoke, Va, DO sold at public
auc ton for cash.
Said calls were each for 10 per cent. of
the amount subscribed, and were paya-
bic on or before tho Goth day OF March,
1890, and the aGth day of July. 1890, re-
spectively.