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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-18
College Yen.

The Kansas State University senior
class has this truly idiotic yeii:.
Johnnie took a bite, Susie TOOK 4
cnew; W. rock chalk, lay hawk, class'
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-18

TIE match. trust is in undisputed
control; and it. is the consumer who
is in box.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-18

WHEN mother tells her boy he il
getting to be just like his father, he
knows very well it is not intended as
a commitment.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-18
A Painters Dog.

There have been many famous dogs,
but very few, probably, which have
made a mans fame. That this was
the case with regard to a fox terrier
which died few years ago in Eng
land, might, however, have been
truly said. This dogs name was.
Teufel, and he was the property Of an
artist, Mr.. j. Yates Darlington, who
is now dead. Mr.. Darlington, as a
young artist, began to paint animals
from choice, and painted several pic
lures in which his little dog Teufel
figured. One of them represented
the dog curiously inspecting some
Punch and Judy masks, in an atti-
tude of singular and nervous alert
ness, and was entitled awaiting an
Introduction. 1t became popular
picture, and was reproduced in an
engraving.
Mr.. Darlington also painted series
of pictures, entitled "Teufel the Fish
erman," which became we'll known
and made the artist famous.
For years he continued to paint
Teufel in all sorts of poses. The dog
would sit on a box in the studio or
out Of doors, and shold." for sur
prisingly long time, any pose into
which his master put him.
But after nine years of such use
fulness, Teufel grew old and died.
His master has told the story of his
burial:
"We placed a rose or two alongside
his dear old face. There he lay curled
up in his favorite basket, with his
nose tucked between his paws as of
old, and to all appearances calmly
slumbering. The next + orning we
placed the basket containing his body
in zinc box. 1 covered him over
with the old painting jacket which I
used to put on when painting him.
"The lid was soldered down, and I
laid him in his last resting place,
having chosen the brightest spot in
our little garden, a few yards from
my studio door. The spot was marked
by two wrcaths of flowers, and over
him made a simple tombstone-a
palette, made out of old paint tubes
melted down." The inscription upon
it runs:
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-18

Then followed some verses in his
honor. Mr.. Darlington wrote a little
History of Teufel the Terrier, !.
which was dedicated to "every lover
Of a dog" that it might be atha
means of creating wider and more
profound sympathetic affection to.
ward the animal creation at large"
Undoubtedly the life Of Mr.. Car
rington, who was only thirty-flve
years old when he died, had the effect
to arouse a sympathetic interest in
dogs in many hearts; and thus the.
artist was able to pay back to dogs I'M
general the debt which he felt that
he owed to little Teufel. 81
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-18
GOVERNOR BUCHANAN.
The Present Executive of Tcnnessee-Thl
Mining Trouble.

Governor John p. Buchanan, OF
Tennessee, was born in Franklin, in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

and SINGER ssnt Roach TO the ropes ~
= clever straight Arm blow, after
ersak-ssay- Roach stl.l forced tue
nghting and the round WAS enzreieE-
led by good hits- In me third both
n1en we're n good form. and Roach
gave some shofs bioss. Sincere forced
matters somewhat. gave HE opponent
che good bloc "a TIE face and one on
the chin Both men we're sparring for
Wind wnsn Ilne Ma called Ia the
fourth round Roach nit Sincere . hard
one n the face. snd both spared for
advantage, tns round ending by SIN
cere forcing the fignt. which caused .
lively ult- La the NTH round BOTH
men came TO the ecratch IN good shape
and Roach forced the fighting, the
round being lively one At the be-
glazing OF The sixth round the fighters
we're both II good trim. and Roach
forced the hxnting. After several
lively skirmishes he landed o heavy
blow on 5ncere's lugular which sent
him TO the floor. He came to time.
however. but went against another
slsdge hammer blow which fioored him
for good, Roach winning easily, and
gaming the title of champion of the
state and the money. The crowd was
well satisfied with the exhlblnon.--
MuskexOn <ews
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22


For seven years have been making
almost daily experiments upon the in
ternal organs Of dead animals IN order
TO increase my knowledge Of compare
tive pathology. The postmortem ex-
aninasions were made for the most part
ct the Lamparter Glue works. in the
suburbs Of Lancaster, Pa. Here Of
course were the bodies Of large numbers
Of animals which afforded me an alum
dans supply Of subjects for examination.
The vicinity Of the works swarrned with
rats. Many Of those, the workmen told
me, sickened and died from time 10 time.
and became curious to know something
about the disease that carried 50 many
of the rodents off,
could End next 10 nothing about the
rat in books, so the thought growing
upon me- that the dissaee ~ fatal to the
rat misht Be made dangerous to the
rats nearest neighbcr. man himself.
undertook . series Of szparimeuts. Nv
szst rat subject was SICK one which I
captured in the gard Of the glue works
without any exsrtion. The animal
erswled about, made no effort 10 eecspe
from M and when picked mp offered no
resistance. In appearance indicated that
u wa dying IL general debility. fts
boay wss greatly ~snsciased. fss back
wss srcaed and ia face bore an exyrss-
sion Of distress. Il Refused fsod. vsa
rseked wssA . constant cough and is =
few hosrs after being eayeared w.
fourd i.sd tn the comfortable prfecn in
whfrh Asd pjscesi il
Nv p>st snh1~-s wss healthier sad
nHepe srseSve ne esaeha hsm only b
unneh hkrN - annA<sss - ~ frU-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
ROACH IS TIE Nan.
Wins the Lgh, Weight Champion
pionship.


A goodiy number assembled 1T the
rooms Of the Aesthetic Athletic club
IN Pinchtosu last night to witness the
Fight between JOHNNY Roach of Grand
Rapids and Harry Sincere of Kslama-
msxoo. tor me light weight champion
snip of Michigan and q purse of $3.50.
In order ~ smus~ the crowd while the
Contestants were preparing for the mill.
sam and Will Naming. two boys of
IL and IA years OF age respectively,
under The management OF Harry
Hsckins, the great English sprinter,
SPARED for five rounds for sl0,snd gave
. very crsditabis exhibition. The con-
testants for the championship, came
into the rug 81 l:S0 this morning.
Roach weighing IL pounds and Sincere
ia They wer. both IN good condition,
bat Roach had the advantage from the
start on account OK bic weight and
superior skill. lie forced she fight
from the beginning. and IN the first
reund landed Q nssvy blow on ssncefe's
neck. Tbs round was characterized
MAINLY oy cllnche<. In the second
round both men came up prompt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

PIrrsBuRe, July 2l.-Fully 1000 peo-
pie attended the second days races at
Homewood. The weather was perfect
and the track good. The betting was
lively.
First race, 2:26 class, trottipg. Mon
ongahela house stakes, purse 5000
H. I. c. won, Commercial Girl second.
Ira Games third, Magnolia fourth. AL
cyone. Jr., fifth. Munroe Wilkes sixth,
Conway seventh, Amboy eighth, Ken
lucky Star ninth. JEFF Davis tenth.
Prince eleventh, Lamont twelfth,
EnolA thirteenth. Orphan Lass four
tecnth. Belle Wilkes distancsd; time,
2:lst.
SECOND, 2:l6 pace, purse 81, 00o--Grey
Harry won. FL Monarch second, Pur-
itan third; time, 2:i5$.
Third, Ali tros, purse $l,0C0-
Sprague Gold Dust won. Miss Alice sec
ond, Abbis V third, Lakewood Prince
fourth; time, 2:l63.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

dom. Hs eane into the yard regularly
FOR his rsfions IT nesh from various ami
nlals. bet gradually showed the Sane
symptoms that marked the condition u
ny first subject. and IN fourteen days
after capture be, too. was dead The
postnortela examination Of these two
cases developed the fact that the lungs
were badly diseased. tuberculosis had
destroyed the right lung Of each and
only part OF the left relnxined.-Dr.
S. E. Weber's Lecture.
Psrteetisx His Italian
Mrs. McCiaugh-Is your Sun goin 70
school now. Mrs. AcGooghan.
Mrs. McGtooglan--No 0, sure, he's t'rew
wild the English branches. He's per
fectin his Italian now.
.Wheref
"Helpin dig sewer down on the
road beyant. New York Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

INDIANAPOLIS. July 2l.-Today's
races we're attended BY about 5000
people.
Two and thirty pace, purse $500.
dividhd--Freeland won, Floral Boy
second. Lady Dumas distanced, Bessie
VI third; time, 2:Iot.
Two and thirty trot, purse 5000.
divided Dot L won. Edgewood second |,
Monte X third; time. 2:21k.
Two and seventeen pace. purse $500.
dsvided-ycseie l. won, Alexander
Dumas second, Alvin swift third; time,
2:15.
Two and twenty pace. purse 500,
dIvided--Cuekoo Won, Prince Echo
second, Maud p third; time, 2:2lt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

Here "a one explanation 81 the origin
Of drinking heslths In the old days
81 The Deeish vikings Il was common
custom 20 stab . nan In the threat
white he was drinking his mead 50
wh~n q mao bad eecN~son 70 dfnk ia a
eesaeeny he asked every ore 10 "drink
has brsish~ ~tsh HIM. knovsns that
while they ~sre shos eeraps~d shev
c<srldn's Use their 'swe>psnsr en- him,
Then pects srs~- srd ~o~- srvond tbs
par~sy 3~<s~ssve cussmn ~ e,sthrs.ss .
s-ess sony pretty ps>e1eAa ka~~aI And
shw = suvvsves to-<>Ay. - - evusA
pps1e - - G1n611A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
WONDE, RFUL|
CURES!
OF the Famous SPECIALIST
NOTHING MEAN ABOUT US!
ADVERTISING
PHYSICIANS!

In the Detroit Free Press June z, sixth page. under
the head of Distinguished Doctors" the names
of the members of The American (Alopathc) Medical
iaes in which they engaged and also tho pictures
of IS of those who can afford it.
If this is their advertisement and we think it ia
wish to congratulate the principal physicians among the
Alopaths for their advertising physicians and
feel sorrow for the herd of Alopathic physi
clans who do not to advertise What does this
meeting amount to, anyway Is it anything than
mutual admiration society and free advertising
scheme for its members Will the rest of the Alopathc
physicians call them "quacks" after this We hope
not as the members of the American Medical Assoca-
tion have as much right to advertise as Dr. g. CLAY
TODDand wish to congratulate them on their success
as Advertising Physicians
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Psrtsetisx His IssliAa-


The investment of "a. 900 900 made by
tho British government in tho Suex
canal shares viii in a year or two. &C
cording to Mr.. Goechen. be worth fis.-
0oo, 900, which proves II TO have been an
excellent stroke Of business as well - Of
diplomacy.-New York Times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL.
st. Louis and Philadsipnia Hold . "Kick-
ing Levee."

A~CvCCs
WAsHlSeros, July 2l.-The Cincin-
mats ousplayed tho washingtons at
ball in the field today and had little
trouble winning the game. Dwyer
pitched in great form and as critical
points vas very effective. ONeiil aud
Richardson's fielding MAS the feature
OF the work OF the home club. At
tendance, $500.
s 1sasnlsas;ifn-.-s 3 ifGdS s-ss 3
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-There was
more kicking than bail playing IN to-
days Phi!adelphia-St. Louis game.
Umpire Emsl!e lined Pitcher Gleason
$40 and ordered him from the field for
misconduct, and second Baseman
Crooks was fined the sum OF SO ana
similarly treated for back talk.
So Louis.....--.o 0 0 o o o o % 4
Phil.dsiphia-0 1 0 0 0 D / - 8 ?
BALTIMORE. July 2l.-The Orioles won
today's game hands down. The visit.
ors could not hit Robinson.
B Bi1asss,r ii 3 dS9i IA + : :
BRooKLyS, July 2.-The Wonders
were again defeated by the Louisvilles
today:
R RssfsllSn - iSS III a. :
Bosros, July 2i.-The Bostons had
men enough on bases to win today, but
Young MAS too much for them At crit
lcsl times.
Boston o o O o o o o. L 8 8
Cleyeiaad.-..--o 2 o o o - 1
NEW YoRK. July 2l.-The New Yorks
won . prsttiIy played game from An
sons colts today.
Chscago......l 0 b 0 O o 0 D oil 8
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Young and Middle aged

Nevvsm DeefuD. wevvsus vsssvs,s.s -
s'siesna hsn sofsy isais9esseDs ane ssesnuo
- mnnbsee- SvwWss4 ~ - huD6n. soeusow
sreoeDeef - eo0e oehox 11nonoss imoroow
uss OF fnstvnDenss In sxs0fuatzea snd sruns
D<ns ~ esos sesR e1uoasn. buuofonrv 49,
ntss. etc. causing lost manhood. fnposssey.
hsrrenness inability % collect sasss 81 re-
member vere during conversation; usssus
the suEsrsf 49, sssAeenee n svusy ss&L e~so
himsef- sauslns eontssaAi vovry ssd srr,ss,
about trcssses that sevsr co.ss ssuessnee
esunne Bpiispsy- sfssn oussns in9nsSoD. ose
fssH - Dsesnnn. psso1Dma Dgvs1DoD soa
bser Dseesss sseosite9 - eooouo tunnssa.
ETC.
ms ssss.ss. vfn On ~ esmpumus,s 4.
si~sys ord ~ Dr. 8. CLAY TODD. = ora
DfvfGos ssreak xooms l. as6 aunon no~,es
MteA-
R~mnkneH1w
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

Masnma-Why did you put two stamps
on this letter? One would have been
plenty.
Little Tommy--One Of the stamps was
tored, and didn't want to waste it,
Good News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS cuRfn
cATAkRH AND HEAD NOISES cuRcp
DRoPsy CURED.
FITS AND ALL NERVE AND BaAin
DISEASES CURED.
EYE AND EAR DISEASES cuaen
TINE ONLY ONE VINO CURES OEAFMEs

Cataxrh, deafness, rhsumas,sn. -.
Gus debility, impoesnos aad ell &c.
resulting from early indisoreo.ooa -
excesses Of manhood. ell aissaeas q
the urinary ox0Asna, partial pasnlyua
vArscoceile ruptures, tumora, scrukulH
old eoreA dropsy, skin diasaaes. live
and kidney complaints hoass 6ionona
shortnese OF breath. hack Of 49,
small Of back. ETC., inoludinG ~
female COMPLAINT and chroaic d3Seaos
cured quickly and permanently.
That cough. slight fever end vsah.
nase. shortneas Of breath. pAIpiaaAinn
OF heart my neans sure and 60
II you Are nervous, rsstls,. irrsaa-
be. slcepless OF wake after hoesta1
dreams, tired nornineA Win = dan
headache, bad taste In She mouSk
sometimes discharKcs. and % abouf
your employment without lie, enerwy
or ambition, desire 20 - oioS6
gloomy foreoodings, dispoeitioa -
worry and frst about teouhae ehso1
that never Gomez, speIls Of feeline
afraid or uncertain. sOmeeiOoo ~
spirita, you ere suffering from nosvoua
debility end exbauetiou Of nerve Dovue-
which may end Ia utter uroGeipskon-
insanity And death.
II you have . great senss Of wsakoom
and WEAKNESS, with tired hmbA numb
ness. trembling. pr,ckiy seosa1leoa
cold feet ond leg, you Are advaocinl
20 that mos4 ssrious Representatives,
II your heAd aches. feel nume -
irsd. with strange ssn0eooa. Don q
memory, and you think With 6l0ncui0S
or you are sisepiees at nsght v5ok
drowmneo and dulfpesa during -
a -
coon run into insanity OF death.
not neglect them. or they VII 80 =
pAs.iyss insanity. prostrssssa -
Az you value yoos Ne Do ~ -
let Sbess warpsngA rIDs end 49,
Tienoe has shown, ood hun1pu1o q
seArtsng and mArvsloos cures hago
proved, THAI thee diseaase ere -
fsctiv ap1 completely s1ssd ~ In
8. CLAY TODD, ~ Il. Dlv7sson 49,
rooms I, q and 4, Grand Rapk1s. nnk
updsr tbs ~ of DR . CLAY
ToDD6 remasknh ssos11m -
those y0pto0e ybald - n ~ uAoA
end strengths 81 sssvsA uGR q hsans
vitality Of blood 80 hsaith Il -
are soon restored.
=, =; s, sssss.s .s :s' p, purely 49,
tanned - HE oDoA
DA TODD coapoupds hie psssu1ps
tone before each patient u Ne 90
Dh ToDDe ONCE , u - n. D1s>n1un
erect. roons !, . esd Z, 0raod uagt1A
Hi med5cinse agree With ~ -
sch. End You nn - anythkne -
Heis il N olllop fpUm 3 n 80 -
ine until Z q The evoming evUFy ~ ~
Sunday
CAL svczyssdx 4 fsisn1ly III -
CA you sosh'ng.
Low cearesas nnped e1roa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Faraday Wins a Handicap.

CHICAGO. July 2l.-Three of the five
races today were won by favorites, in
hot weather and on q fast track. The
feature was the Dearborn handicap for
3-year-0ids. and Fsraday Was q heavy
choice among the nine candidates.
First race, maiden 2-year-o!ds, five
elghths mile-Capt. Cottrill won, First
Ward second, NsrvAez third; time,
l:03f.
second, hve-eiGhtbs mile - Oregon
Eclipsc won, Tim Murphy second, Hell
ter SHELTER third; time, liza.
Third, Dearborn handicap, Swear.
olds. value So, $50. one and one-eighth
miies-Faraday won, Prince Darkness
second, Dollie McCone third; time.
l:d.
Fourth, selling, one mile and seventy
ysrds-Ella Shipman won, Content
second. Doll G third; time, 1:47A.
Fifth, one and one-fifth miies-Joe
Blackburn won, Goldstone second, Lud-
ow,c third; time, 2:0S{.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

Return of Capt. Paul Boynton's
Water Circus at North park. Two
hours of entertainment free. Thurs
day, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
ARE YOU ALWAYS SLEEPY!

Do you ret ND nishss7
Can yos control ycur uriner
u there pain in ysur bsckf
Or Nervous Presrrsttea,
CT Nervous Debility
Or Inpcteacvf
asv ineIinstiep 70 Psraisaa
Eyer haa Rbesnstssng
lie Stomach veakf
DO ycu feel worn oHt7
fsfn~re q s~ns< of of fossneSs
Pairs IN bach Of beady
Are yea 6readfsl nervouss
Net enough or too mach urfas7
Does 10 hart To urinafs7
pce4 10 sraft or berrT
IL there weight o. pressure IN lover part 81
sbAonen'
Does vour rs3ns setfss7
Bysckdosf or e,saay deposit
How ssns this vay7
Married or sinEie7
About What sx~t
Thea casl 90 ~. Z. clsy Toss. No r. rersA
Tivsssn street. Room 4. 8rsna Rspies MfeA.
che sstne e rnozs Specialist Ptystcian vhe IL
srlss al tksst dresdfHl eent;sinfs
Almost ever town. or cfss. ~ netxsscrSoos
sAe Tnstez stases esa s>asf - sese sorrss.
sns<T enc les ee~n resssrsd u p~rfees hsnssk
40 zasnAso4 asa wsnss sees ~ IL. q c7as
Eszs IA ne isss - yssrA ne ssnas msafsssss
everywhere
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

For colds, Group, asthma, bronchitis
and sore throat use DR.. Thomas' Eclec-
trio Oil, and get the genuine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

The Auction sale of the Hatch gro
Gerry stock will continue until Satur-
day nigh. Harties may secure goods
at private sale ~ auction rates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

Our Esse bos 80 csrs1 Of nuu1uD -
eevessn ~ ~. o. feeA. " - NoDo0pa
sbeue oDe po0Ds 80 Umya
y0xu pufUR
MA n&lhku pnrNR
- Jsnussfss ~ tDvssx DnDs1a -.
mwn a. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Tn. EAris..s Lighthouses.

Fire towers at the entrances to ports
were established il the earliest historic
times. Boufrcs were built on top Of
them ct nigtt.-wsshington Star.
Canned goods at Dettenthaler's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

shipped
compounded - nsseb1 hils
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Trosssnx at Detroit.

DETROIT. July 2f.--FeIlowing 10 the
results Of todsy's races. 2:i7 class
trot. purse q. o0o-Houest George won.
Hazel wilkes fourth. AImont second
Little Albert third. Senator Conkling
fifth, Waiter r distanoed: time 2:lG.
s.20 pacing. purse ,0o0-Fiylng Jib
won. PsaI secand. fvorrne third. Storm
fourth. A. ". r. dIstanced, Slmmie
dsfsneed: time 2-lA
Free for all tFottlng, purse 90, 600
Jsck won. Bonnie wiimere second, Al
vin third. Rylsnd r disssuced. Pick
parma disfanced; time 2 lSf.
AlIertou and Desmarch have been
matched 10 compete for a purse of
Slg.e. eco. With Nancy Hanks. Axtsl
and Delmsrch FOR competitors ], looks
as IL Aflsrson would get eli The trottiaz
he wished for this sessou.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
.r.SC|ay Todd
The Famous Nerve Specialist
No. 10 North Div1slon %
ROOMS I. asaL
GRAND RAPIDS. NICE

Cures Paralysis. rwitehine, PineA.
inG o. pnckiing Sensations, rrsmuI-
Gus Feelings, Back or Head Acha.
Back or Neck Pains. sometamss run
ming down the arms or hack. D,sainSn
And other symptoms leading 70 pasor
lysis. Nervous Debility and Rsmaia
Complaints and Chronic Diseases.
Consultation free and couodential
no cnAsge for seruoss until curUd.
Directions IN eli language.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
RUPTUR ES
Destroy Comfort
RuPUuREs ARE DluoEboIR
Rup tn es
Cured
40.
- n

NskufN % o6fGlo0 oDGf0001-
No truss nssd-
Dr. 8. Gag roaA ssarAsssss - ssaus> -
rupture ensSaird - oostalf its 49, u =
heun
Asdscinss cent 10 ssy sadssssos rsssips Z
g Net sold ~ drug stsreA
Can or write frse.
Lsttsrs ssswsred promptly. ire Of 49,.
oy Dr.. Clay Toad. the famous spesss,irs n
North Division street. up ssairs. res 4,
aAa Z. 0rand kapiaA Men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
BOOKS AND BOOKCASES.
Pain In Plack and White.

Larry ram III fElcK ana Nnitc.
We are not quite perfect yet" the Eminent
Person said. AT least, are still capable u i'm
provcmcuts There were applications for
patents last year than during any OF the seven pre-
c,Ing years. Now, I've invented lots OF things my.
SELF. Independently OF any suggestion whatever-oat
have never made anything out II II. II has always
happened that the things have been patented betorr ~
else. The other day thought OF an arrange
mont for keeping books from falling over in a she'll
that Is only half flied. find out now that the very
samc arr1,ng cement Is In dHiie common use.'
&" An" sighed the Poet. 1.-The perfect booEshesf
has not yet been invented. l want shelf where
my books will not get dusty, and where Shall not
have 10 open door 20 get at them. and where csH
easily remove one volume without der.nens me
others In any way. A hundred years hence some
will have invented the perfect bookshelf. am
born into age whore literary originality has ceased
to te p)ss be. and material comfort Is not yet PCT
fcctcds
I" | like the revolving bookcases best" the Eminent
Person answered 81 ut no book likes TO be len on
o shelf too long, ! fancy. X wants 10 be hanoied
and busted every. now and then. 1t wants society
books very like men,
The Poet took up the idea al once.
Yes. books are very like men. The date OF puo.
lcation Is advertised In both cases and title IS OF
the first Importance"
And l." the Mere Roy added. shave known a man
who very like n book
" In what respect :" asked the Poet eagerly.
"lIalf-caf,' was the laconic answer.