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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

SPECIAL DEPosiT-PuRCHAsE OF PUBLIC
PARK.
July 1l'o0-To amount received
from Union National Bank,
certificate of Indebtedness. 1000 00I
July ll--By amount paid Lob
dell Car Wheel Company..... 10000 DOL
sPECIALDEPOSIT-sAB OF CITY LOTS.
July q lsQ0-To amount receiv-
ed by A. L. Messot, clerk of
City Council. 5000 00
September 0. lS90-To amount
received by A. +. Messlok.
clerk Of city Counoil...,,.... 1870 Gel
---
sl2.Sie Gel
April |, 1S9l-By amount paid
Sinking Fund Commissioners $S,395 0OI
Balance special deposit, sale of
city LOTS. ...,.--............S 4.i5i e.
The foregoing is Il true statement of the
receipts and expenditures of tho city Of
Wilmington, Delaware, from July !, loy1,
to July !, 1891. .
A. F. MESSiCK.
Attest. Clerk Of the Council.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

Che privilege for sale of fresh meats at
Brandywine SUMMIT camp, will open
Hp the 30th Inst, with fun line Of
meats q hnsst quality. J, b, Thomp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

aud corner Filth and King streets. Ladies
we hsve news for YOU. Tue first of next
week the ID lmond siui,' Washing Fluid
Company VIII allow MS TO give away
enough washing iiuii tulo one washing.
This washing tiuid has been us9i In Enyl-
land for years by the nub.l,t{; 1t IL the
secret OF Their good heath; they argue
that the impurlty OF tho WAFER that
clothes are washed in imparts disease TO
the body aud doctors say The snllc thing.
For years paroles have been trying 10 yet
the recipe Tor this washing fluid tut IAN.
ed but 1t was try. Try again. We have IL
ut last. II makes the clothes SO waite; II
gives the clothes prrtume;it saYcs labor;
II used once you wiz never be without ii
Remember, every ono I hat comes cua lake
away from =. NJ: Wier's sOa klhz street
and Firth and King streets what will do
one washing. 1t VIII be there tue first o.
thewealt iaiiss, he on hand Rnd trJ the
new washing fluid from 4, NJ. WE i S,
sJ1 X ing street iyl.-6is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

David Reddon, Alfred AIcCracken
Geo. ". Loech, Tho mas Norton, Eliza
beth Hayden, Dan'l, MeIlhenney, Pat.
Hck ]. Cokeby.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

Via the P, W. & b. R. II. Sunday, July
20. Special train leaves Wilmington
at S.45 a. M. Ride by rail- to BalLi.
more and down the bay to the Beach,
Concert, gravity roads, boating, fish
ing, bathing. Get II ticket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

The peoples great amusement
ground on chesapeake bay Is acceasi-
bic By the r, ". and b. Co.'S excur.
sion, Sunday next, the goth. Special
TIA n from Wilmington leaves at g. As a
m,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

oainful teething, colo, diaIlhpa pre-.
vented and CURED By Hooper aEodyne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

WANTED "A WHITE MAN W TIL
w wife. without family 10 { n k o
charge OF house and grounds of Delaware
Field Club. One with come experience
gu lawns. House rent free. APP
ply on Saturday at 7.90 p. IN. 10
II. l.. TArNALL. No 1901 Jefferson street
jyai-2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

Read the Local Graphic. A paper
for tho home and ilreside.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

I10R SALE.-A DAY MARE ~
II years old, sound and kind In 10y
single or double harness, Is not Trad Of
anything. sold only for the want OF use.
Can he driven By the most timil ln1y.
Can he seen at stable No. AUS Orange
street. lY2a.A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

VIII b. sold at public sale NJ tho Belle
Vue Hotel Ninth warl, city OF Whining
ton, Delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

CULINARY OF THE FISCAL CON-
. GERMS OF THE CITY OF WHINING
TON FROM JULY 1. 1890. TO JUNE 50. 1891
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24


Tho for going Is correct statement OF
the debt OF Inc city OF Wilmington, BEL.
aware, tralssribe from the book in my
Office.
JOSEPH X. ADAMS,
Attest: city Treasurer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24

CSC. An immense lot OF fine kid hand.
made Oxford 1ies-odds and ends OF
our SO and $3.50 goods-wfdths A to
L. Fit yourself and take pair at ESQ.
S1.37. A lot of very soft handmade
Oxford Ties, opera or square toes, a SO
value cut to sl.37.
s1.s9. Any OF our fine hand made
Oxford5, opera or common sense toes,
A to L, that sell at $3.50 and So, cut to
Sl,S9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-24
THIRD EDITION.


There was CONSERVATION amongst t he
fruit and vegetable peddlers this
morning when It became known that
tbs following instructions had been
sent 10 Chief OF Police Blackburn:
''W. j. BLACKBURN, Chief OF Police.
'.DEAR SIR: Complaint has been
made that the law as to pcddlers Is be-
ing violated. Please have such arrest
the same. Yours,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-13
BOUNDED BY eeooARs.
fAsss Levied ON the Psy II senators and
Representative.

There is ono expaRss which | have
never been able 70 protect myself from
Nrs Frye remarked rgosnlly; that Of
tho distrie. charitiea Every Senator is
expected to take an interest in the
charities Of his own STATE, and in that
way he has norc than ul1u teF, who
only looks after his osH district Las.
year Mr., Frye sisuel rh .ks fJT four
teen churches, and ths amount was tcom
IS TO SO. as he fol. slla Thu. Is ia f.
sense proper. and We Ike 20 DO aa=t We
can among our own people; bus to be
called upon TO ali tho charities OF the
district which are helE-ri % e great eG-
tsni by Congress, Is too muea, A. an
Instance in pola,. recall an Instance
which happened Some time ago Them
VAS letter came TO ne containing Two
tickets for u charity ball aud an IN
signed request for $40
lao not always stop 10 think, so sat
down d, once and erDts - tho manager
O, tho affair. saying; My dear Mrs- ---.
some one has had the iupaaeaes 10 send
In0 tho inelossi ticket" just then a
caller came in. and when she loft I had
cooled down somewhat vent IHto my
RON and wrote: 'My dear Ms --,
some one has taken il upon herself 10
send tao tao tickets-" just then th.r"
VA, another interruption, and ! came
down another notch. Ny third effort
~enL sai IL was; 'My dear Mrs ---,
I lRel0za 60 and ono ticket, "a do no,
feel able 70 iSep wa Later found
Out tina, oyery consrossfnan's wife ON
the block had boon treated the same
way. and there were hya unused tickets
To that charity ball, foF none Of rs cared
10 80. | tried TO soil mine. a. there ~as
= poor girl whom iol, especially snI-
ious 10 help and Ia whoa | meant to
give the money. but it sAs an Inp"ssl-
hiiity, fha, ID oaiy one Instance, baI
It hhoNs somewhat where $500 goes
each year-wAshlng,oa Coz. fhiisiol'
mia I.r,s.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-13
urosRPaio MINISTER'S.


why. p~stits Constant ftrsnstAi worry.
They ~" iauE"r mss uth.T Msn.
Life Insurance men ~Iil all t'il you
that ministers Of r'llglon a. e elias live
longer than EnY other. H. is confirmed
hy ~" ristili!'a u all those Who caisu.
lat" upSa human longevity. Why is L.?
Tt'rv b tnorn draft upon tho nervous
system than Ia any other profession.
and thrIr toll ~ moro oNb.GsuaF. I
have s0rr ministers kept o. miserable
siipgui1 L. vafslmuuiD.s congregation,
who wondered ~ tho d4iiuyss % tho
s"rmSns. vhrn the mrn 81: Odd W,tr pcs.
pl,SHd almost - i'aih " gsrstlOas OF
liyri.EgUi, ami hai not enough uu.
trltiu-s fool 70 keep rny IRE In 'Aoir
tump-fas NJ. y, fuel, 10 iinc. hayn
sometimes arcn TO Ialilc Of ihc li'u u
many OF The American c'rFgymrn-nuyur
accepting ihr!r hospitality. bruaurc they
can not afford 80. but have seen tEcm
struggle o. With salaries Of fiyc or six
hundred dollars yrsr-ihu average
lrs, than thar-thC!r struggle we'll do
piutod hy tho Western missionary who
says 81 e Lester: "rLaul; you for your
last remittance; rnGl It came wc had
not any meat In our house for ono year;
and all last Water. although IL was
severe winter, our Children wore their
summer cl2thing.' And these mon of
God ind In different parts o: the land
struggling against anuoyanccs and OK.
ASPIRATIONS lHnumor.blc. some OF them
week n!tor week entertaining agents
who have maps 10 sell. and submitting
themselves to all styloa OF annoyance.
and yet without complaint and cheer
fulnoss Of soul. How do you account
for the fact that these lifc-insurancc
men tell us that ministers "a a class live
longer than ANY others? It Ia because
Of the joy Of their work, the Joy of
tho harvest field. the joy of greeting
prodigals home to thcir Fathers house.
It. u. Talmagc, in y. Y. Observer.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-13
REhARkseLE CUGLS.



Several remarkable duels have been
fought in the dark. In 1850 Isaac Cory
and Harry GTatlan engaged in q fierce
debate, which eliminated in Cory say
ing that GTaIlan, instead of addressing
him sh0lel, II he had his deserts, bo
standing a. . fo!On's has Tho tao left
the house Immediately with friends, aud
although II aas pitch dark, meeting
Mas then and there arranged, and al the
first aho, Cory iefl ARA was fractured.
oao night At Cas.'s, SiFHUr EOssi was
playing "ii-W.st" -ni . "a interrupted
by lho loud ta!lins .al laughing of a
holy Of young Italians, Finally ho
stopped Ia tas ga.dIl1 u speech, and
walking u tho i13liis.ts said;
II VIII con,iauo Ga"H you glll A'.o"
me-"
Tho ehEi'eTiug STOPPED, but at the
conclusion Of the play the bos'kesp.r
handed him challenge from one of the
yOans men, TIE LciuF dll NOS pish 10
appear afraid, bus li azs -bso!utsly iIa-
pSFzliEo that be shuL.l i5aVs o.saia
early gAs n-Et morning., ~ no had Ia
give a r'ri,rn.nro a. ,ii,.a. lilo 3ea,
% iho ai!r1iI of tho ta..unsaF Ind .K'
pi-laoi matters q hin, sdliHg'
III yoI piii il5prHas villa lne form
lliiy u s'coHts sHi EIli accompany
ms 70 ray hotel, have q big room In
which Wnczn srg..r 0ug llItia differences
In IiIie i1s no - sol aaay - Milan. If
yOa al.l a'!pE u.n."
Tho p90pus-l s..s ssrr''.-i Ia, and they
repaired ~ uH-e 10 E-ssi's hu;si. i.lt
they u.Fr n1l l..1ar-i 20 2 chs lhsir duel
Ia peace, -. lHe landlord e4Eu ~ tho
doIf AMI lossfi 10 b. allowed "a enter,
lie hal head 90! iau ei.A.luhss, ami sae'
ing i;Il-i ru'sFa ss.iI = stranger his
susplli1a8 pFEs Lsu-sFl. T. NA. III In
sala that i.1sii IlI hiu tazt his visitor
hal EoHg, A1iltHs gug.I satisfy him
unlrss bee saw "a" iisit u=ila.uishei.
I'VE uEst hlu.us h!n, whispered
HuslI- 'II Ulil b. easy "a 'Ako aim by
tho sparks - our EiEafriirs,"
~ 'ho l!.'h; s. - o & out zHl tho land
lori U"nl Eg.rr uG'T, hpa~vrr. % hear
IN 9 ioa miHu'rg t..r iati T"Do-us aud
10 lad h.I iazF4 e5lgE.T - on ruahiag
hack asAin. Eussi SOD 4n!n.uroi aai
hts aalA.'ui,s lag ui'h broken shout.
Lrrblzle.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-13
CURE FOR HoARsgNesS.


1As rrs.tInsn, rrs.srihsd for . self
Niiisd singer ~ tn. Great Frederick
There is a story told Of tho manner
in .hieh Frederick the Great dealt with
prims dOnn. Of the period Who .ss in
e!ined IA dIszPIoin, the public With lit
tie reason, The gre4, artist seemed 10
catch . cold, which had the iis-st Of rem
dsrins her hOarss, and oOns-I usntly un'
abie 10 sing when Lnybliy OF any thin.
iispissssi her Ono day a certain Op-7ra
sSs Ia b. paTforH.oi at bsslln before tho
King hiR,sslt ~ the appointed hour
tho manager came forward and said:
Ladies sHi gentlemen. Ne gTisVe 10
inform You that or pFsms donna has a
sore throat. AMI tl.. IN. representation
announced n~n not, therefore, tako
place The sio.ii TauiOnis auiienco
seemed no whit surprised AID s-s NOV
ing out IE-lquiiiy @hea tho King Fuss
and commanded the musicians 10 Keep
their places TAs audience sat down
ssain aud waited T2'ieH,iy on events
In less shaH zqlsTtsE II an hour tho
manager nrapfFaF-t sad spoke a. ,Oi-
loss Il aiirs 4Hl gentlemen, l have
tho mo-; Inf igppi pleasure ,n Inform
ins you ih-s cue p.tI- iIuEa Is eJm-
pleI.ly suFet a beg snF1 throat zr.t gill
have the h019r ~ aiIg bri1F" yIu To-
nisLt' alHiy sn0ush ths famous
sing.r so0u spfsAF.i, sHi HeyvT had sAo
suRg bsI,"F Her triumph VS. com
p.rto. TITO Rage prescription hal
tesn = very sin pls "sie, Ito pF.m.
donna, having dismissed tie uHLAppy
manager. n - silt-as cJa.luglAlIy bsioTv
- -
pleased Nish hAVlag spoiled lhe rls.s-
uFv Of several k4giFn.a - fsrpns,
Nhea the isl. VS. yi'.rHllY tlnlSa
oI1a ani gi,zEu fitrrvd IN Uff GER, fol-
l0soi ~ :p-T tU-ssuEa, =. -,iutll.'
se!l-. q-pll gao -. g,-F, ''.n- klns, my
master. hAs - Is t.p ~ aaz ztlrg Yuug
health" 'Ihs ...Es - very god, |
have = -. -uTl .GFl.L" "ll.a Majesty
ihoss IL. 49, is- shaFrt 40 O. take
yoa 49, 0H.H T. tr1 E.g.lEagY h0stii1t.
sLor' Yns ~! H. cured la : ire s=yl 70
Maismoise.l1 'sru-I raig. woe as1
.csiinF.' 800 ain p~H,sl; bot l'Ezssiaa
ofleerS she Ess ia rllTsi. rrsfF --7tUi
lhe LifuirIaai Eaya soc 'rirss 90 iac
n4oH, nl1 49, az2s sos s.!5 zf4 -..-
risd her ua.
4 euArH rss if a''lH'anfs. sic lazy
sAs Lvpaa.s-i 'hs-lfr. tar uf 1ar took
his pls,1 'ss.tH be- sE4 90 .Yag israt,
tho df..Tuts Sitlsa A.a7ssir. ia \
few fsrap-iE 'af4V, FrA Ete lsiF. Il
,hiEk feel br'gss.' ITO E.as o.
anxious H-. iaa.s !,.. chat sou Eh9 ~
,ecl quite Restored Egl even ghat yoI
.boglh sia- '1ar.sa-T - slu W.
mHFaIEsI l+r Dr. ssHrE. ''iIrk 10 Ihc
,hcAieE'' cilrL $50 u:..seF 10 il,o aS4oH.
uAn. Arrived isur,, na4IrHip ssliu L.
rsn Ia Ihls. rHu k4I yielded too
easily. Il viii a4Hs. s4Ie5 uis MsfatY
oonmsais sfr,T Size s4lt. lat heaven
knows hos "GaB all siEs'." returned
tho orisos. "l.kJ Jhe grra; AF;!s; yaa
arr Il shall s!Hr like an artist Wigh
. bad cold" ~ tAins not" ''AAd
Why ''iles4us1 couple %; dragons
will 10 Ia attendance. AMI p. tho least
ossi, they haze uripsa 20 carry you of
assIa TO tic military hospital" Tho
hoar,onrss vas now completely son.. %
fhroHoioFicai iggraai
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-13

now Egyptian association has been
formed, Bty!cd tho "Ihcwhl:ich" Com.
pany, who arc tho owncrs OF number
of steamers which have been specially
fitted for regular scr"!cc OF passcn-
gers dcair:ng to ascend tho river from
Cairo to tho first cataract, visiting tho
antiquities on tho banls. Tho forma.
lion Of this coripany has been sane.
toned by decree Of the Khcdivo, who
has just inauguratcd tho operations by
personal visit on board tho steamer III
Khodcyic. The saloon, ladies' boudoir.
smoking room and all parts OF tho
steamer are illuminated by 50 electric
lights of q total power of =, 500 candles,
and tho decorations of tho apartments
arc of tho most elegant and Luxurious
character. -SCiC1tits American.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-13

The eminent pr. Chiappo!i states tina,
he has frequently noticed In patients.
apparently very far from death, an extra.
ordinary opCningo o! the cyciiIs, 70 much
~ a. TO give tho eyes an appearance OF
protruding from their orbits, which he
corsidorl an iavarisb!o sign that death
will occur within tNcnty.fuur hnurs. In
some cascs, whom only one eye Is wide
open while tn. other romans normal.
death will not follow quito SO rapidly,
but will take place within scvcnty-two
hours. there being not the slightest
chance for recovery after these symp.
toms set in, however remote final disco.
luton may econ to 10. ChiappclI says
he Ia attcr!y at los, for an EXPLAIN.
ton Of this death symptom. bu, as.
cribns 1t to q diseased state of the sym.
pathetic nerve.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-13
ne ~ aHoPPER.
Ito. NI- WIZ isssst iisr nuss,aai,
itsTis3ss1.I iassi4F,-

Ito. NG- WI isssst rtsr uusL,aa',
iisTis!-4sH.I pp9isEs.
Nholrf1Er liFiaa fy shoppers 4,
Fl,ca hy Alice uatIszpBF Ia t,Sli HOUSE.
keeping - ~ IIr - Jsr Oh "a.
thAt II YlI ag.l tao caro- u tho paualos
the plaE,ll uI.l L.E1 r4rU Ui themselves,
moro Igu" than Htru .an n pasa.Ts by
ton r'sux chop uiIIlgI aaI couElrrs OF
EfEya'-rseas. u 80 h"ushi oHIy Ia.
thtrss 80 rrA'lY Eanrr h11 many moro
1i u.rsr Ne m..'ht havoc
''in iur Lpao ~i tao s.'sr shopper No
shall hui NJ ifssiI; Ia a.. l:aso arc vel.
ehsssn objects; loo IL ray u. but zach
god ~ L. t.ui. New hsoaa Of worth
NO shall Csc. ia"r'. and aF;.,us needle
wu-k, hF.'n. bits % pottery OF delicate
inrr".4in. .ni photographs u kInn Of
tue ,E.sE4T,.s 81 Iin oIi.Eur:I galleries.
all s4ihurgi together zlou ~ anI tonily
vita tho favrt.Hp small change tia, hy
tho ,ApusLg'raE buyer IaiFul nave p-c.
exchanged for trash.
"TLtEFa ~ worth aud beauty AFRO no.
alone 'ur ihusa t. vH0m a puvt.,c Is
not n purchase sigrp th"y have money
enough anil - tPasc.' \ al.sr, of tho
beautiful nay rIsuc 10 each uf us who
viii wir"ly plan Rud wait for II. instead
Of matching Up 'rash 4 good sized
photograph Of hpnc favor.tr picture tot
Madonna, perhaps, with sucC', up!i',.
In. iacci may b. hal tpS one dollar and
. half. and tho sane amount viii glaze
and frame tho picture. Tho patton,
workers Of Japan scui ~ many curious
ihing, Of ,a.uc quito within tho reach
oi those who wall NOT aluAHlcE ON trAsh.
IA simple bamboo frame ios cahinc,
photograph, @! nraigHt construction.
and pretty wi,hal, Nas lately found In
Japanese store for oa" 81 those dimcs
;ha; so easily alp from our grasp 81 tho
t"n'cvnt counter. knowing tho bct,cr
things, our prudent holder OF tho
slender yurar can pass, Uninterrupted. tho
crowded counters loaded with crude
wares OF various kinds. For, looking a,
those wares ~ tho rCsglt 81 poor work.
manahip and poorer taste. shc SEGA them
In their true light and finds thom only
trlll"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-13
IS CRIME a plseAsE7


The No. r.-stm-nt for yss,- AMIsssi
-a. CRIMINAL symptoms.
In Frc-b. ilu.rs tho .arA han become
very prevalent among a eorssia class u
srnt.mun,alia;a ihA; crime 4, no, an In
dics'ioa Of iunaio drpra,iiy. but
symptom oi mental and physical
disease. or an Inheritance from
some criminal Enccaiar. and. there
ioru. the much ahgseI fsur!urr OF rob
hrr IL not bod insH. but only an Gn.
'oTiunAt" ono, igrrEvluF Of pity and
carr rather ih-n punishment a sick
man, ihsy say. ought no, - L. lmprl.-
onci, and ono Who IL staggering unicr
load Of homirliai tcnl-ncic. b.
quesihf! % HIN b. his grandfather IL
not worthy u icaih, oven II lie does &C.
cariDEsliy seal BONO % his less gnforia.
hat" fcllou-hcinEI .nto the next world.
A man phyHiraiiy AID mentally souni IL
I lcss likely - commit criminal meta than
ono with . diHraF.I l,iy os abnormal
mCntal action, hsl tho history OF tho
notorious i4s-a family proves beyond
question that i,Jl { single criminal
ancestor may spslng long limo Of do
.c"niants q majority of whom will bc
oncmioa - tho welfare Of 6ocioty. hut.
granting that tCniunry to cr.mc may
be Inherited. IL must originate some
where. and II man ancestor may hayo
been spontaneous criminal. ~ u were.
another man o: tho present day may
also be- laying up. on his osn rcsponsi-
| billty, y heritage 81 crime for his unborn
DESCENDANT. II the abnormal tendon
ciCs cIn 10 oraiicatcd, and the criminal
made useful mUmIcr Of society. every
effort should bn made to that end; but,
II crime is disease. 1t sccms-at least
In its more serious manifcstations-to
DO an incurahlo one. The percentage OF
reformed criminals 10 di,couragingly
small. and that OF those convicted for
subsequent cf'cnscs dIspropor,ionatcly
large. The boEt treatment of such per
sons isa porplcxing question. but tho
right OF Eclf.psuscry1tlon is paramount
TO every other consideration, and tho
morbid unwholcsomo sympathy shown
by an Increasing class OF people toward
those who are 80 much GU: OF harmony
with their social environment, will only
result. in great injury to the orderly and
law-abid!ng classes of society, without
causing any decrease of crime or confer
ring any permanent benefit upon the
criminals homseiyes.-Popular Science
NcwR,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-13

yTrKfn rHf"IS"T-iis.si oV.Fs.-f. - Ia
'ri.i 80. ~ Proctor. bi'iT.Ti SO. s. ATth'i
sn,h; District Nn. =, ;. n. niI-piauEh.
Iustt.s. - The rsao,-ATthuF IfIEnham a.
" +. t-iufir.
C0u-'a,:,s-n. Q. CisT. a,li III wilu-r,
,nAL CIEEE -ius'ls,--i- : n!o0suh-ii,
Tna.tsti--w. \. E+ti-F,
Rot uNrF-s.F=s.fI Martin,
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COLliES THAT TALK.


t.~slsihties M tHs thsss6rApA WoSo
t.~d Ia Au.sss the si.iiaTss-
The Edison works At Orange are run
ming these days "a = He~ delight Tor
little folks They are At work on a 10,
OF sa,no0 dolls lLFysio-s dolls ara
these No, oaiy ID These dolls have
sure-.nough hair AMI eyebrows, no,
only do rhey TJ!l their eyes about as II
ioOsih.s Tor mother, not 0ulY can their
eyes b. closed Nhen they are tucked in
~ dainty little rFihs, Win snowy linen.
and bright sllks t. cover ,hsm. not only
can they ~=lk Eni elsp their hands
they can talk End sing, IL Ia sure
enough TAX. Too. and not tho sS.speF.i-
ing eon bIn.tion II sJahis pEusluosi By
reels ia Tho dolls hitherto called talk
lag babies
Great lArSs the little folks are s0ing
10 have Nth these dolls, for mere t4.s
Ia DO, ono Of tlolr accomplishments
They can sing Is Nrll, and lhsy can
tai. and sing in many foreign Ian
sazs.s Ny llttls lady all go abroad.
,akins along her doll lgAI j. able To tell
L0. Jack spratt e1gli eat AZ lat and
hi, Nifo could eat NO le-n, and such
other nursery Ehyu.,s Is pl".ss lIllis
folks After tes niungha ia Paris nay
little i.iy has learned 70 TAX fToB-A
fFoai pnsi;y FFunsh nlFsr, while La
doll may very likely ssJ ASsGs,hlaS Ike
,hIss
p-,s, --'.Hi shsnf
pass t-ta-
"a Ez,ii FssHs
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n - tE ytuEs'
- sfAa1 I-ils1e-
Or may - iluilsR - iiu pl.a. Of rssi-
isnu-. aud Tie mAEo,tsrliuNs mAmmza
,SnsEu has got SINE Of ,hS iinEs sng
twists iaitNhlgh yuuHs Yankee Iousu"s
esquire In tao laiaeElAhi. Hhilu tho
doll. ph1n bssis,imn CONES. Lagirs ~
heal In io.aT iil;ir gliius. CLOSES 10,
cpss sui s4yl, su''iys
ArEt - ram ls- - ~ bsz 90 uisig!
Glsti- srrl e. ~ Sc .stra.
Fsrn .-.'rF fH.A a-..'sEsI
fFgs. tho no, Of a h.zs,y OF CASTLE /,
n.y J. made 20 says
~ liFtiz tri fHIZssrsE
~ .as O. tH.Et-ga, ~ sEEr.-fua
To cor p.-ir ia ,llr4ti0a and roani
~, tho lniervai 80 h. excited in tho VS.
itors Ia tho mAks,lr!iryo mamma. III.
doll sh"a!l - able o. az; 'nea. Sosah,
t.'FA. iia EiAi ~ an 81 hr- I~5.- Aai
t-'zi viii h. a. Easy foe ii~ doll 10 saY
y sFp ~" 6.,iIrr uufls - tao nursrry
songs. inlr-i Is rlil b. Ly ~ means
nsr-ssssF TOE the tu'l - - ahrpz! -
s'i all ih'sa accomplishments, toe tho
shop ,L., turns cut the doll terms ol,
tao 'oHsur, thu; speak al language.
The regularity u lhrsn dolls Ia that
they zro notifications - EI.son'a pho
nosraph. A. ALREADY in;iHsisi in the
FfrneE ftyH". tho ihirF.us If tho doll
clnt=lHa mechanism iuF operating
phonnssaph. ITO cyl.HirF oi Max IL
ussIs h.Nl-r than vten usni In u"
rhoaosrsrh. 10 TIA; 1; wit stand rough
usasu. zEI Il q, - counr~, by 40 mean.
~ !arrr. These cylinders aF- a;amps-t
with all sgFis u Mother Goose Bciodics
aai nEra0Fy rhymes, sbl. a. tho dolls
an 10 b" sUl.l every here. tho oyllEinFa
b,Yr 10 - iml'rsssvi vith all soSi, Of
AnFgascA Having l-cssm" ,iruA u
-u-r-ry sois Ia hnEii.n. ,s- u-n-r OF
30 doll lsa only !" otsn its back. iako
gtt tho cylinder and substitute one In
sny sor; ., language desired Tho dolls
will cpst. perhaps. thr,fr dollars morn FOE
having the ability TO tax within limit.
Just a. real folks iu.-S. y. sun.