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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
The Wonderful Steam Hammer.

The steam hammer is rightly regarded as
one Of the trlumphs Of engineering skill
The hammer head is fastened to the end Of
apistOn rod working in cylinder supported
between huge iron standards or pillars. II
is driven by steam admitted alternately
below and above the piston by the hammer
driver, who controls and determines the
weight Of blow TO be given. This be does
by the action Of lever which IS connected
with the steam valve for the admission auC
release Of the steam in the cylinder
The hammer drivers, who are oftcntimcs
boys, become so expert in the use of the
driving lever that they can cause the ham
mer to tap an egg placed on the anvil with
out breaking it, The heaviest hammers
weigh from so to 100 tons, but many 4
blacksmith uses them Of the weight of 2Ol
pounds, thereby not only getting his worE
quickly and we'll done, but also dispensing
with the help Of hammerers or strikers.
The hammer was invented in 1889 by james
Nasmyth, whose name it bears, but it wa
not till several years afterward that it be
came adopted generally in consequence O
the great improvements made on it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30

outside finish is Of pine, with p'no clap
boards on first story; the second story tc
be covered with 4-inch cypress shingles
stained with Cabot's crcosoto stain before
laying.
1t will be observed that all the rooms arr
of fair size. both above and below, and that
direct access Is had to all the chambers
from the stairway and hall. Tho feature
of front hall ard Staircase as commOdiou
as those shown here Is Of itself a striking
excellence, the value Of which will be daily
appreciated By the occupants Of the house
A very general impression seems to pre-
vail among those who build either for rem
or for their own occupancy the chcapc
class Of houses that front hall and stair
way are q luxury to which none but the ricE
can justly aspire That this is an error w
have shown both in tho present design ant
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
The Dog of Fashion.

The dog Of fashion is an expensive lux.
ury in our day. He requires almost as
many belongings as his mistress-eIegant
upholstered apartments, satin and velvet
cushions, and bed as good as the house
affords; travelling satchels and mapping
baskets, various garments, table service
and toilet articles, playthings, ribbons
costly harness and valuable jewelry set
with gems. There is hardly an end to his
possessions. Besides this he often has a
maid specially devoted to his service, and
he gives luncheon parties When ill, he is
attended by the family physician, if he is
either very humane or afraid Of losing pat
ronage.
And when he dies he is buried in n costly
casket and commemorated by marble
monument, though sometimes he is scisn-
tihcally preserved" placed in a jeweled
receptacle too valuable to be buried and
kept on exhibition in the home his death
has made desolate. A dog thus treated has
almost ceased TO be dog He is product
of fashion and seems hardly to belong to
the race Of doggy" dogs whom we all love
and like TO have about us.-Harper's Bazar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
4 Pointed Inquiry.

1t is well known that Thackeray had the
highest admiration for many of Dickens
novels. He often expressed his opinion on
the point in the strongest terms. Mrs.
Ritchie, his daughter, tells pleasant story,
showing how this opinion was shared by
other members II his family She was sit
ting in room in their house at Kensing-
ton talking to her father, the late Lord
Tennyson being also of the company. All
on sudden her younger sister looked up
from book in which she was deeply inter
ested and asked in a soft, childish voice,
Papa, why do you not write books like
Nicholas Nicklcbyi'"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
FIRST STORY.

in former plans Of houses costing no more
than this. A front hail ought to be regarded
If not in the light of a necessity, at least il
that Of a very substantial comfort whicl
amply repays the cost of construction. Al
outer dooro opening into the room in whicI
the guests are entertained is an awkwar.
arrangement. SO is main stairway leading
from the rear Of the parlor or sitting room
Both can be avoided with economy.
The wood finish is selected pine, painted
three coats. Simple wood mantels Of nea
design are placed in the parlor and dinint
room. The pantry is well fitted witt
shelves and bins. Rear exit is had from
the kitchen and from the dining room
through an entry ~ by 3 onto the rear porch
The passage to the cellar leads from thr
kitchen down under the main stairway
The hall stairway is finished with squar
newell posts and simply turned balusters
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30

In the summer its leaves have ru tied in
the breeze oud sheltered myriaG1 Of birds
Cattle have hrowscd around i5ors0ugb5 the
protection Of It's ample shade. In winter
the soft and graceful outlines Of its branches
and twigs mtcrIaccd together have stood
out in exquisite +, lief against the blue sky.
At last the woodman has selected it for
timber, and down it has come after many
skillful and well directed blows Of the sharp
ak. It's bough5 and branches have been
Topped of, aud it is now ready, GespO,iyd oi
its beauty, for the "whir, whir" OF the
sawmill to ia cut into boards and stacked
up as lumber for Use in building houses Of
in the manufacture Of furniture.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30

$50 reward is offered by The j. W. Brant
20, for case of Nerve Debility, Sleep.
lessness, Headache, Nervousness, FitP,
Epilepsy, Sexual Weakness, all diseases
OF Nervous origin, which cannot be cured
by Dr. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer, the
great new discovery for nervous diseases.
sudden deaths, is alarming. Neglect is
dangerous, You who have frequent
headaches, restless, sleepless nights,
nervous and physical exhaustion, don't
wait until stricken down with nervous
prostratton, apoplexy, paralysis or insan-
ity, buf promptly use this great VitalizaT
anu ISstoIer OF nerve force, Price Sl00
Trial bottles free at p. II. BArr,s, Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
SECOND STORY.

The stairs land in the upper hall, from
which direct entrance is had to the three
chambers, which are of good size and pro
vided with closets each of fair size The
plastering is of 3-coat work, hard finished
in white.
The first story of the house is feet and
the second story feet in the clear. The
foundation of the building is built OF
good stone laid in lime mortar. The
porches have level ceilings of yellow pine
All valleys are lined with tin. Hanging
tin CUTTERS are provided for all caves. The
house is estimated to cost in the vicinity Of
Carthage, His, complete, as follows Exca.
walton and masonry, Sl54; superstructure
complete, $3.50; total, $500.
+. A. PAYNE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
Time to Get Up.

Cockadoodle, doOdledOo!
Get up, lads and lasses too.
Pray don't waste your time in bed,
Miss and Master Sleepyhcad!
Come, you lazy little things,
You forget that time has wings.
Don't imagine, if you please,
can stand such ways As these.
Do not think that / can stay
COckadoodling all the day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
OfCnurse.

Blinks-The biggest fool trick ever
did was once when Twas i'll and thought
was going to die. sent for all my
creditors and paid them in full.
Withstand then recovered, 1 sup
pose? Ia, ha!
Blinks-Eo; died, you blanked idiot!
-Truth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
The Profits Of Agriculture,

"Who is that distinguished looking
gentleman
''That2 Why, that's the author of The
Real Secret Of Inning"
'Indeed? What's his business"
"Oh, he's president of arailroad. DE
troit Tribune.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
Men AIWays Have Them.

Little Guest-Has you pin?
Little HostesS-No, l hasn't one.
"Ask your mamma"
"She hasn't any either. She never
has,"
''What do You do wen you want pins!'
go to papa. His coats is made Of
zem."-Good News.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30

The world is a looking glass,
Wherein ourselves are shown,
Kindness Tor kindness, cheer for cheer,
Goodness for Gloom, repulsc for fear,
To every .,Ul lts own.
We cannol cDaIgl the world a whit,
Only OurselVCa IS Aicl look in il.
-H..u l.nIinrrn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
OF Course You Have Read

the testimonials frequently published in
this paper relating To Hoods SATsaparilln,
They are from reliable people, state sim
pie facts, and show beyond doubt that
Hoods cures. Why don't you try this
medicine? Be sure to get Hoods,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
Growth Of the Recen,lnn Hall.

Those who like reception halls like them
very much. Those who do not like them
are thoroughly opposed 20 them. The re.
ception hail was a departure from the old
narrow 'rOpewalk" hall 1t has worked e
reform in the shape and construction of all
h,1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
OfCourse She Knew 1t.

Harry-DOes she know you love her?
Fred-She can't help knowing it.
Why, she told me she had 500, 600 year.
Life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30

Constlpation, and all troubles with the
digestive organs and the liver, are curod
by Hoods Pills. Unequalled as a dim sr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30

Bureau pads are pretty as well rs useful
adJuncts to the toilet psraphenalia. They
are made of silk, null or muslin in some
delicate tint, and may be either plain or
decorated with embroidery or painting
Architectural
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30
a C1GEr OOT lRoG.


Pialn and Substantial nud Can re Bull,
FDT gcs1 Thnn . 900.
tCopyFishi, lEE. D. American prcss Ae-0ria.
toni
The perspective Wow and floor plans con.
vey the general features Of the design 50
fully that but little need be said by way Of
explanation or comment as to the exterior
appearance or the size and arrangement OF
the rooms The frame Of the building Is OF
pine, covered with matched boards. The
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30

Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels Each
Day.
In order be healthy It In necessary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-03-30

Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp'G Balsam stops the cough at once
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
An Aaare.. I'd from bod ropull.,..

4 Phenix telegram says: "The na- tional committeeman of the populist party for Arizona have issued a lengthy address, which has a signif- icance from the fact that in all probability the next legislature, winch elects United States Senators. will be controlled by the populists, and one, if not two, populite Sena- tors will be elected.
 The appeal, after the usual de nuuciation of both old parties, de- plores sectionalism and disposes of the tariff issue in this language
 In Arizona there is not a spindle or loom, not a furnace nor a foun- dry, not an industry nor an enter prise that could be affected one way or the other by the issue.
 If protective tariff won, not an- other mine would be opened up or another ranch settled. If free trade won, there was no tariff that could be reduced so as to affect the miner of gold or of silver, or the grower of alfalfa or fruits"
 The address then sets forth the following as the true issue:
 First-The free coinage of silver
 Second-The restriction of mono polistic power, by the government ownership of railroad and telegraph lines and
 Third The creation of new homes in the west through the rec lamation of the arid regions .by the construction of government rcser voirs and canals.
 Under these heads an exhaustive denunciation of the position of the republican and democratic parties is indulged in. The populite move. ment is strong in all the mining camps and in the northern part of the territory at large.
 Gen. William O. O'Neill, the late republican adjutant general, is the author of the address and the head organizer"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
Bom bay.s Monster Daun.

The most gigantic piece of solid masonry that has been erected in modern time is in the Bombay presi. dency, The city of Bombay. which is listed among the largest on the globe. having a population of nearly a million, was in danger of being forced to undergo a water famine. The wise men called q meeting and decided to build a monster dam -one that would inclose the entire water shed of the valley, which drains into the sea south. of the city The plans and specifications selected called for q dam of solid masonry. pyra. rnidal in general outlines, two miles long. 1is feet high. 10S feet in thick ness at the base and thirty-one feet at the fop.
 In itS finished condition it is reck, oned as theacneo of engineering skill. The top is provided with a beautiful driveway twenty-five feet wide. pro. teeted on each side with concrete guards each tllrea feet in thickness and fiys feet high. It ipcieses a lake of water eight square miles in area. St Louis Republic.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01

favorably by agricultural commit tee, to exempt vineyards and or chards three years after planting was read the third time and on motion of Behan was indefinitely postponed.
 H. B. No. l9, to prevent more than one constable or one justice in a town of less than Sl,5OO. Reported back from the Judiciary Committee that it do pass, Laid on table.
 H. B. No. 23, ar act to provide for the compensation of attorneys in certain criminal cases, read and re- ferred to the Judiciary Committee
 H. B. No. Sl, an act amending an act to suppress houses of i'll fame. introduced by MT. Bruce, read and referred to the committee on educa- tion.
 H. B. No. 29, an act to prevent the carrying of explosives on mixed trains, introduced by Mir. Mehan, read and referred to the Committee on Corporations.
 ii. B. No. P, an act in relation to billiard and pool tables, introduced by Mir, Burke, was read and referred to the Judiciary Committee.
 House Bill No. :, introduced by Graham, fixing maximum price for water for irrigation, returned from the irrigation committee, with the recommendation that it do pass, was read second time. It fixes the maximum price at SIPS per acre per year, and holds the company liable for damages to crops from shortage of water among other eonsidera- tions.
 House Bill No. s, to secure the attendance of witnesses. was recom- mended to pass. Read recond time, ordered engrossed and have a third reading.
 Graham's bill, exempting young orchards from taxation for three years, favorably reported from the committee OF agriculture, was read second time.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
Application for q Patent.
.. & LAND oFtlCt

As E- Aslt4NAf
 breecplt. AriEona. jAnuaFy tt, ts.3 Notice is hereby given that W. A Clark, !. Kahn and II. J. NurEbpng. by '. J Allen, attcr- Hsy Ehasa T,saluffiea sdilrrss ts Jerome. faFafai county. Arizona Territory. has this day hied his application foF pEfant tor i3lh linear feet of the ftorencta mine or gein, hearlng prtci.sas gset- ais. with surface ground 60 feet To width, tifn- aled in Verde mining district, county of fAvapai and To rFitDfg uf Arizuna. and daEien2ted isy the beld notes and official plat file in thss otfice los nalniex ..s. .. said lot number ...,- being de.erihsa aa follows. Co wit:
 Beginning af NE corner of claim where is aet a lime stone, surrounded by mound of stones sfono marked r No. |, iQ16 A. U, s mineral monD- nlenf No. I, V. D beafn 6e deg ii min w ast04 feet 1hfnce "a deg co min V 6ao feet Co NV conner of claim. Nhere is set a black granite stone. surrounded by monument ot stGpes. stone marked q No. g i0se h. 1hrnce < e deg @ tein VI ta7l frei la where is set a slate stone sur rounded by monument uf stones, stone marked r No g. l0s6A. Thence s 7t doa 0 min f la9 monument of stOuqe, stone marked f No. (. lg16 A. Thence fz dog co mia 2 1876 fees to Curner No. i iaib a. ihe place ui bs.ginniue- This claim s situated about ia mile east of the town of Jerome. and south of Bitter creek.
 Magnetic variation it seg min r, containing lo.3i acres.
 The location of this niinc is recorded in the re- corier's office of iasapai cauntg. Arizona Terri tery. in book 2A page s of miilfs.
 Tho adjoining claimants arc tf. W. Hull
 Any and rerzcnS claiming aslFegSeiy any portion of s.ad florencia mine or surface groand are required Co hie their adYglse claims with the rssristsr Of tho United Statss zonR during the sixty dave period of publication hereof Or they will ta h2rscd by virtue of tAa provisions of the statute.
 iaisae0 J. C. MARTIN. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
ra.s onIy Mhsal bod a.ren. rat. .l

J. B, Rnnford, of Los Gates. Cal. has originated new system of liy, ing which he calls the Eienic sys. tenn He eats nothing but raw wheat, consuming about three-qnarters of a pound day Bread, butter, sugar. meat, eggs and milk he regards as poisonous. He eats only when he feels hungry, and appears to thrive on his strange diet.
 At forty, he says, he was an old man, whereas now, though sixty, he feels young. Il can get along, he adds, lon one or two cents a day and do good days work. Five cents worth of rolled oats has lasted me twenty-four hours while travelling. I could not possibly eat more than ten cents worth of wheat day; SO you can see how economical my sys- tem is. Mir Runford also has a theory about feeding horses, giving them only one good meal a day just before bedtime.-Los GatOs Gau- cherO
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
No.
No. @4a- 4 plicatiOn for a Patent.
u. $. LAND OFFICE prescotf, Arixoua, Jnnnary It. iss3.

Prescott, Arizona 5hnnafy lt. t5s4i. Estiea is heeeby given ti1af w A. lark, Jos |. GiToux and E i- 'reaton. hy H J Allen. at- toFuey, Wiose ptsI utictsaillfees s Jerome lay- psicatlon for patent for f2t3 ineaT fes.t Of the Warrior mine or gfayi. herring precious maiais with sarfaea ground tn9 foet iB wilih situaiet sn Verde mining district. conHty of lsyausf ahd IerrifnrY of AFixana and desilnatcd og the teld notas and uiIieial iaI file in ttis office as bot numher.....ss. sasd iot number being de- serilled as folloNs, Co wiis
 Beginning d NV corner of claim. whore is set a sand stone, sursouniesi p ns1and ef stonss monument No. i. v D isars s5 deg A min k ss95.s feet fhence s is aea sa min Y ista feet to HW corner of claim, where e sef sand stoaa surroundssi by mound fi siouns, sifue markrd VI No. 3 tOsf A. 1inncf A sl iiar x toe fetf Co hE oolner 1f claim. where e sef ilmr stnfae, sur. W No 8 I0it A. Thence N i7 sias 1 min W i2i5 feet to NJ corner ei eiaim. wbere is set sAhd atonR surFnunfiai by mound nf stones, etuno marked Nj No. q tu3f A. ihFnne 1f ftaE N tul feel Co corner Nc l. ia7l A, tho place nf h-sgla- ning This siAira s located on the north slope of SEnfltar Hill
 MaShetie vari1iion is d.,s IOHia E, E,eontainine Tiss leession of this mine is rocersieB ln the reoorder's office ef AaeaIAi county, fage eSe. in the book 2b of mines.
 fls adislning claimants are c. V. Hull and United fersit Copfer lornrany.
 Any and all f'eraons d fAiuinf adversely sny DOT ton of said Warrior mine oF nurface around are resuifed Co fle theif adverse clailns with the Register uf ta United Ntafes Land tfhce st iares- cotl, in the euu nly of AaYapai. during tho sixty days' peripd of publication hereof, or they will he barred by ths sirtue to lle proxisicns of the St@tuie. y. C MARTIN. iiesssleF,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
saddle Lost.

The party who borrowed a small English saddle from the editor of this paper, is requested toreturn the same. tf
 Protect your family and your old agewith a New York Life new ae cumulation policy. If
 Pure drugs and all the leading patent medicines for sale. at the Yavapal ! Sarmacy. If
 The Yavapai Pharmacy IS head quarters for everything in the Drug, Patent Medicine, or drug notion line. if
 Go to the Yayapai Pharmacy for Perfume Sprays, and Medicine Sprays If
 Father Koenig's Nerve Tonic the best inthe world, for sale at the Yavapai Pharmacy If Fresh poultry, fish, crabs. lob.i sters and shrimps received zon. every | Thursday at Schlessinger's Lunch Rooms Open day and night. If
 The=New York Life Tontine poll cies give the largest cash results oI any policy issued by ,'any other com pany in the world. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
WANIEp Io RE ARRgsTEo.
Ready Co Sacrifice Honor for Attentions
 from Sanhearted Women.


 from Softhearted Women.
 The we'll dressed young fellow with a diamond scarfpin insisted upon seeing the chief personally. No or dinary detective would do him His business was of the first importance and he pelsevered until he stood in the presence of the head of the force.
 Well, sir, what can we do for your
 Tho chief was very busy and the young fellows deliberation irritated Gim.
 You will favor me by being quick.
 The youth looked mysterious, drew a chair softly to the desk and placed bis lips close to the ear of the official.
 Not So loud, he hoarsely whis- pered.
 An expression of mingled aston shment and disgust swept across tho chiefs face.
 What do you wantr
 T want to surrender myself
 Theyoung fellow stared very hard. He seemed to think he had made a sensational announcement
 "well"
 T say I want to surrender my self
 The chief wiped his glasses and thought, and his stern look softened a trile.
 What have you donefa he in- quired, casually scrutinizing his wis itor.
 Tho fellow with the diamond scarf pin carelessly crossed his leg, direct ed his glance through the window and laughed in a knowing way.
 That's for you to find out" i" he loftily retorted-
 We've something else to do. Good day
 The young mans face fell notice ably.
 Do you mean to say that aint wanted for something
 The chief shook his head.
 And you have no directions to ar rest a man of my descriptioni'
 No. ?
 Better look on your books and he cure This is an important matter. ?
 T know without looking
 And you don't want meR'
 No.
 And I can't surrender myself.
 Not at the present showing. There was nothing lofty about his air now. In very subdued, quiet way he pondered.
 .'AIisterf"
 An amused smile lighted up the chiefs countenance.
 I guess you're onto me.
 The chief nodded.
 You know I haven't done any thing tobe arrested for.
 ''Of course l know it
 He rose slowly, buttoned bis coat and sighed.
 It was . great scheme if 1t had only worked
 The oficef lost his patience.
 What do you meanla he demand. cd. I've . good mind to arrest you as a yag.
 No, no; not that, not that Arrest me for burglary or murder. but not as yag nm trying to get popular with the young ladies of the flower mission You would greatly assist me by locking me up for something terrible, but as a vag mo, no; that would spoil it all.
 In terror the young man with the diamond scarfpin fed the place. De troit Tribune.