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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11

The Rev. Geo. b. Thayer, of Bour
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my wife owe our lives to Shiloh's
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A CInud Rnrsfar.

"They must have been having
wet weather in the Sandwich
islands," ventured the snake edi-
tor.
son what do you base your pre-
sumption ?" asked the horse editor.
"On the fact that the people are
anxious to come in out of the reign.
Chrnnicle-Telegraph
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11
Theory and Practice.
w. Il. ENGLE, Elk.

w. E. ENGLE, EX.
l. How would you conduct a rec
itatiOn in spelling?
2. What are you doing to prepare
yourself for teaching?
3. What is education? What is
teaching?
4. Discuss punishment, giving
aims, principles, and modes.
). TO what use is your applica-
tion fee applied?
Let this manuscript be speci-
men of your penmanship.
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HowNatureCures|
BY EMMETT DENsMoRE, MD. Published by sWGt
soNNENscHiEN q CO., Patetnoster Row. London

BY EMMETT DENSMoRE, MD. Published by SWGt
s0NNENScHiEN co., Patetnoster Row. London
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CHOW Nature Cures" scientifically
demonstrates that bread, cereals, and
all starch foods are unnatural and
unwholesome. Scientists and In YIN n
alike will find it worth their while
critically 10 examine this evidence.
DIR. Densmore, although graduate Of one Of
the oldest of old school medical colleges Is
resolutely opposed to drastic drugs and mlneral
medicines; and enthusiastically in favor o.,
overcoming disease by diet ind obedience tr
hygicnic laws. The Saturday Repie,p London
Sept. ~, 1890 editorially states; "Dr. Dcn,.
more ls one of the most open miHdt
men we have ever met In print.'' ~
Densnore is we'll known in England as I'll
founder of the Natural Food Society, and
its organ, the NATURAL FooD magazine; an.
he has brought CONSERVATION into the ranks
OF the vegetarians by the new lights hc hu5
brought to bear upon their favorite foods.
A pamphlet of G4 pages, with paper cover.
containing preface, table of contents, and some
Of the more important chapters in the book, Is
published simultaneously at 25c., and is an
invaluable handbook. Either of these may be
purchased at news-stands, or ordered through
any bookseller, or will be sent post free on
receipt Of price.
TO AGENTS: Canvassers find both the
e. and the $500 editions ready sale, and UNI
usual inducements are offered to agents. We
'?il mail particulars to any address upon re-
quest, anG any subscriber to this paper who
viii mail us this notice win be permitted to
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Address,
STILLMAN & CO., 1898 BROADWAY, N. Y
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English SPAWN Liniment re-
moves all hard, soft or calloused
| lmps and blemishes from horses,
blood spavins, curbs, splints,
sweeney, ring-bone, stiles, sprains
all swollen throats, coughs, etc.
Save $50 by use of one bottle. War
ranted the most wonderful blemish
cure ever known. Sold by f. Har-
rington, Druggist, Logan, o.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11
Physiology.
F. NJ. GORDEN, FIX.

+. NJ. HURDEN, FX.
l. What is the difference between
an organ and Il function
2. How can it be proved by eX-
pertinent that the pressure of the
air helps to keep the hip-joint in
place?
8. How are most of the bones Of
the skull united.
4. Mention some reflex actions
performed through the brain.
5. How is the admission of light
to the eve regulated
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11
Narcotics.

f. M. GORDEN, EX.
|. Describe the effect of alcohol
on the eye.
2. What effect has tobacco on the
lips, tongue, and teeth?
8. What is distillation? From
what is the word distillation de-
rived?
4. What is the effect of alcohol
on the muscular system?
8. What effect has alcohol on the
blood and blood-vessels?
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11
Honors stilI Easy.

Mother--The paper says a cat ont
west has four kittens with six legs each.
What do you think of thatP
Little Ethel-Thats-lemme see
that's twenty-four legs. Well, our cat
has six kittens with four legs each, an
that's just us many.-Good News
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11
Grammar.
]. w. FILING.


l. What is the practical use of
the study of grammar?
2. What is an adjective? Give de-
rivation and meaning of the word
adjective.
3. Write the possessive case,
singular and plural of I, she, aChO,
or, and fly.
Illustrate the different uses
of that.
5. Are all subjects in the nomin-
ative case? Illustrate.
6. What are the necessary ele-
ments for every thought? Define
each.
Z. Write a sentence containing
clause used as the object of ii part
iciple.
8. Diagram and parse italicized
words: The lady 'ChOm you met
rhiLe you were at the hotel is my
cousin.
Full we'll the busy whisper circJing
round
ConVeyed the dismal tidings when
he frOwned.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11

"FOr the past two or three years
] have been subject to cramping
pains in the stomach" says Mr.. w.
A. Baldwin, hardware merchant
Of BoOnville, Dallas Co., Iowa. 81
have tried ii number of different
remedies; the best one being
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh@a Remedy. One or two
doses of it always cures me-" Sold
by i. Harrington
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IJhe Snll,

During 1898 THE SUN will be of
surprising excellence and will
print more news and more pure
literature than ever before in its
history.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11
U. s. History
+. NJ. GORDEN, Z

- hs boAbb1@%N1 In
|. Name the three most proni-
nent inventors.
2. What commercial effect did
each have upon the United States?
8. Name the remote causes Of the
Civil war
I. The immediate cause. What
was accomplished by this war?
5. Who are the United States
Senators from Ohio? How were
they chosen?
6. What was the first iaw-mak-
ing body chosen by the people that
assembled in the colonies? When
and where did it meet?
7. What is treaty? Name
three treatiee and give some of
their provisions.
8. Who have been sone OF our
most fam us naval commanders =?
Give events. dates, 6c
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11

8. What were the general featur-
es of the DEMONSTRATION policy ?"
10. Mention some facts in the
early history of Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11
UNIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY.

Photography g q wonderful art. Incrs a.
fble as II may seem, iClS now possible Ivy the
aid of the camera TO show tlIe movements
or u bird in Its flight, horse 1t its swiftest
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ANcphHWebNSuNS NS bnc hbCSNs Ia
LE MARs, Plymouth Co, Ia May, 1889.
suffered from temporary 81 'opessness frou
overwork for two years for which used Pastor
koenigs Nerve Tonic una cGu recommend sam,
hs the best medicine for GiuiiI.r uro.bles.
h. DORNHORST.
soMERsET, Ohio Nov. II. 1870.
My wife was troubled with berNUusncss, whicl
90 GHtcled her mind that l pucGune very muul
affirmed ~ u icnta uer1 ngIucnt was heredi
thry. After using Pastor kopnigs NUrve Toni
pheddp she could sleep souudly her iHncnthnt
censed aud cat sng That hor mental condition
is worry much improved.
JOSEPH A. FLAUTT.
TOLEDO, Ohio. Nov T, 1870.
certify that Pastor koeuigs Nerve Tonic hn.
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eptlcptic fits two or three times u day aud
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This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend
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" Daily. + Daily except Sunday.
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Sunday only.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ON
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The only line running parlOr cars between
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Rates via the Buckeye Route are always rs
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For rates. maps, and other information,
call on G. W. Schwenke, Ticket Agent, nr
write w. II. Fisher. General Passenger md
Ticket Agent, Room 81, Deshler Block, Col
umbuS, Ohio.
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SOplTS " ~ very 10" IIlCc
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THE SUNDAY SUN

Is the greatest Sunday Newspaper
in the world.
Price Sc. a copy. BY mail, - II yr.
Daily, by mail, $6 a year.
Daily and Sunday, by mail
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Address THE SUN, New York
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11

paCe, N' Z DuIIet IS It
leaves the Hun. Very much
more tlE.t Is Lost marvel
Gus has eeen accomplish.
cd in photography. Tho
publishers Of the renowned
and popular family weekly,
The Detroit Free Press (Do.
trolt, Micn.) have recently
bocl experimenting ir 70
direction ,t lapld and -
cure &c reproduction of pho
tographs and now an
nounce that they are pre-
pared to make artistic
COPIES at q very low price.
The morning call., 1893-01-08
HANDBALL.
Entries for the Winter Tournament
Are Now Open.

People who are Of the opinion that hand
ball is not one OF the most exciting games
that is now played by athletes should visit
the Howard-street court on Sunday after
Moons and Judge for themselves.
The game is rapidly growing in popularity
and would be largely attended If the courts
were only spacious enough to accommodate
the crowds OF people that congregate in the
vicinity of the place Of amusement when an
important event Is announced.
Phil Ryan is seriously considering the
matter of eDlargng the seating capacity Of
his court. which Is altogether too small to
seat the cOncourse of handbaI enthusiasts
that gather on Saturday and Sunday after
Moons to witness the clever matches that
are contested between players representing
Australia and California.
A few months ago two handsome medals
were offered by Mr.. Ryan for series of con-
tests between the best players in the State.
The games excited much interest, specially
toward the close. when the crack PLAYERS
faced each other for the final rnbs It was
such a splendid success that second tour
nament viii ce given IN few weeks under
the management Of Professor Jones. the
Australian bandball Instructor.
Instead Of medals two handsome cups
will he given on this occasion. All those
who desire 10 enter must give in their names
~ 4uotl uNtNA V"hco ihibcuidlcty, as nc say )
thar il will take him some time TO arrange
the handicaps so as to bring all players ON
an equality so tar as the contests are con-
cerned.
II a sufficient number of entries shall be
received the first series OF games will be
played on the 21>t inst The cups will be
placed on exhibition in a few days. Fol-
lowing this tournament series Of matches
will be arranged for boys under IS years Of
age, for which handsome prizes will be of
fered.
This afternoon two Australian PLAYERS
will meet two Americans in best three cut
Of FIVE, tweniy-one ace, games.
The morning call., 1893-01-08
THE ROD.
The SheIlviIIe Angling Club Enjoy a
Christmas Holiday.

Anglers have been enjoying tOlerably
good sport at Shelyille recently.
The stream which meets the tidewater at
this place has been found always good To-
cation at this season of the year. BY taking
the A. NJ. train on Sunday, Shellville can
be reached in two and half hours journey
and the angler will have five hours in which
time he should meet with good lnck, pro-
yided the water is in good condition for
angling.
The retired ball players. Durkee and
Fisher who won distinction years ago when
members of the Eagle nine. tried their luck
at Shellville on Thursday and Friday last.
The lads positively refused to state
what their luck was, but robin that
wandered down from the little town Of
SOnoma yesterday. informed n representa-
tive OF this paper that Messrs. Durkee and
Fisher had grand sport and returned with
several beautiful fish,
The following communication has been
received and speaks for itself:
The members of the San Francisco
Angling Club. with headquarters at Shell
vile, ON the SonOma Creek, held New
Years leyee at their clubhouse on last Sun
day and Monday. Several guests partaok
of the hospitality of the club and passed two
pleasant days. The total catch was as fol-
lows: George Twiehell l salmon. |. Phillip
son ?, l.. Rondeau /, Charles Precht and
Otto Muser 5.
As there are neither Fish Commissioners
nor Deputy Fish Commits sioners in the city
at present the pOaching fraternity. who
angle out of season. have been slaughtering
salmon trout by the wholesale in Paper
mill Creek since the first ireshet. Last Sun
day the banks of tile stream from where
the Lagunitas Greek EN-; ties into the
Paper-mill were lined with fishermen. who
laughed heartily when the name Of n Fish
Commissioner was mentioned.
What we care for the Fish Commits
sioners?' said one Of the poaehers. ''lt
any OF them should attempt 20 modest us
he would get what they are entitled TO-, and
that is 4 good dip in the creek"
IF a Commissioner should put IN an ap-
pearanee now" remarked another member
of the body. Il would be tempted 10 stick
him on my hook. Them fellers have h good
fat job, and ought to make frst-class bait
Tor salmon"
The Commissioners and their deputies got
a general overhauling from the Illegal fish
ermen, who hoped that some of the officers
would lust visit that section of the country
again.
I'VE extend the Comm ssioners hearty
invitation 10 come and see u.s." said one big
fellow, who had just landed a ten-pound
fish, "aS we have a Cbristmas-bOx In store
for the first man who will dare attempt to
order US 10 Quit fishing"
The morning call., 1893-01-08
FIELD TRIALS.
Are They of Any Value to Local
SnOrtsmen?


SpOrtsmen?
The Pacific Coast Field Trial Club will
hold its annual meeting al Bakersfield next
week.
According to all accounts birds nave be-
come so scarce near Bakersfield that the
club will have to ride in special train about
forty miles cut Of town 10 get to a place
where game is plentiful.
Field trials held on open ground. where
dogs are allowed TO range long distances
from their handlers, may be very pretty TO
witness, but when the animals that have
been broken TO wide ranging are placed
alongside pointers and settlers that have
been trained on rolling ground. such as local
sp0rtsmen are accustomed 10 shoot over, The
difference in their styles is great indeed.
The winners Of the field trials DO not COM
pare with the home-tralned dogs for home
shooting purposes.
The latter will work close up and will
range Just far enough TO do the good Work
that is required.
TIE Bakersfield champion Is the very op-
pOsite in his movements. Instead OF work
ing within eyeshot OF his mas er lie will
dash over hills-raEging bis course as he
has been tTained-and IN few minutes be
becomes lost to view.
lie may be standing a bevy of birds
quarter Of mile away from his master as
stanchly as any dog could be expected, bnt
that is decidedly poor consolation for the
man who is straining his eyes in every
direction for a glimpse OF his priced beauty.
Field trials held on ground similar 10
Bakersfield will not improve the stock of
dogs that are required for hunting In
rough and hilly country.
There is ample country near San Fran
cisco, comparatively, on which field trials
could be held.
Dogs broken on ground that their owners
shoot over in the open seasons are far more
valuable to San Francisco sDoTtsmen than
those trained to quail-chasing on the open
plains.
The morning call., 1893-01-08
AMERICAN HEROES.
They Upheld the National
Honor in China.
A CANTON MOB SUBDUED.
Consul Seymour's Bold Stand Colonel
elders Enterprise-A Gall
liant Rescue.
written for THE MORNING CALI.

Wandering over the face of the earth for
many years. as / have done. it frequently
came into my way to do simple act of JUS
tice to those who merited it and, alas. too
frequently, put it off to some less busy
time.
Better late than never" and opportunity
now affords itself to do kindly act of
courtesy.
AS that act OF courtesy concerns the hero
ism of two Americans, particulars of which
as far as / can learn have never yet been
published. my local readers will probably
sympathiZa with an action which Ia
prompted entirely by impartial admiration
for deeds of der Ing do"
1t was early in 1888 that | was sent to
Government. appointment in Canton, China.
Upon the little 'shamlen" island, where
cOngregate the few Europeans and far
fewer Americans who form the foreign
settlement" life is, of necessity, dulland
mon otonous to a degree approaching torture
where any one member is excluded from the
small sociabilities Of the balance.
AT that time the settlement was composed
mainly of few ioyial Germans and merry
The morning call., 1893-01-08
Consul Seymour and the Mob.

Frenchmen. whose social gatherings and
inks, apart from being somewhat bolster
Gus, were conducted wholly in the vernac-
ular Of their respective lands.
The balance of the settlement was COM
posed of that admirable class which belongs
neither to the fish. flesh. fowl. nor good
red herring" sections which compose the
divided classes Of old England.
A narrow-mnded, dandy-dressed, stiff
aud starched clique of young and old pup
pies, they lacked the gallant even though
mistaken spirit OF the aTistocratie English
man who. migrating, quietly seeks the pillow
and laborer's toll in preference to the class
disdained counter"
Al the same time, while following In their
more luxuriant footsteps, they were devoid
of the honest manhood Of the British trades
man, pushing his commercial reputation TO
all corners OF the earth. without touch OF
aught but ride in Ills commercial status
among tile ranks OF nations.
speak strongly because such Is the scum
of e. gland who work bitter reputation for
the more honest manly balance amoug the
nations of the world. For myself, a Brit
isher by birth and blood, cosmopolitan
BY education and circumstance. six years of
Continental education enabled NE TO find
ready and enjoyable ompanionship among
the French and Germans.
1t was not so with Charles III. Seymour,
United States Consul TO Canton, and his
family. They were Americans of such cui-
lure and refinement as Engiand's best blood
Ereets in England and all places where real
English hearts axe throbblng In unison with
the greater humanity He was one OF those
strong faced, graveyard serious men of the
mental and physical type witch left Eng
land to carve a home upon the great CONT.
nent Of America.
Unfamiiar with foreign Limoges" and
too old to indulge in "shamien jinks." the
society Of the Englsh-speaking community
was naturally The one TO which the Consul
had 20 look.
But 1t did moi include him. Dressed in a
tall silk hat, quaint, old-fashioned froek
coat and black habiliments, lie was voted
"a rummy kind of chap" BIZ the elegant
young ''crutch and toothpick" fraternity,
whose summary of mankind was limited to
its dress. Moreover he had "a beastly, low
way" OF innOcently talking about trade
and trade matters to these young buyers of
tea and silk and sellers Of cotton shiriings,
who we're ashamed of the very means by
which they canned their fancied livelihood.
Aud so the old Consul pottered round the
The morning call., 1893-01-08

medium muzzle formation is to be desired,
which shall taper slightly from the eye.
The head should be narrowest at tie eyes
and broadest at the seton OF the ears. The
stop well defined and groove running from
between the eyes back half way up the
skull. The skull should not be domed but
rather fat in appearance. Eyes round and
of the same color as the coat; they
should be more prominent than those OF a
setter, but not distinctly popped" The
ears should be long, rounded and set on
low, and well fringed with hair, which must
not be curly. though waviness is not obiec-
tionable. but it should not be in ringets.
The back sh ould be long and devoid of any
depressions. couplings short. with loin well
tucked. Legs short, straight 10 front, with
strong, close, compact feet, which should
set straight. The coat should be heavy.
soft and silky In texture. wavy or straight,
but should not curl, and there should be no
topknot or curly hair on the head. The
colors are black preferable. red, red and
white. and variety OF different markings
and combinations of eolors. The tail should
be carried level with the back. and 10
usually locked.
The morning call., 1893-01-08
Mexico Protecting Her Forests.


There exists in German American poetry
q song which begins: "AngeIsachse, Wald-
verwuester," or, Anglo-Saxon, wood
destroyer, whose admonitOry sianzas, unfor-
tuuately, are not at hand, else they might be
probably applied and more effectively than
many long treatise on The problem in qnes-
ton, provided there be any hope that the de-
struction OF our forests be ever stopped effec-
tuaily by more enlightened and less greedy
community. In this connection il appears al
mostdepressng TO see our SpaDish-American
neighbors so far in advance Of ourselves
The forestry regulations issued by Gov
ernor Ceballos and governing the cutting Of
wood In the Federal District of Mexico
prescribe that nobody is allowed to cut
wood except by q written permit issued by
the Council Of the municipality In whose
jurisdiction the forest lies. No trees must
be felled within a distance Of 500 meters OF
spring of water or less than 100 meters
from the bank OF streams or water courses.
For every tree feled four young ones must
be set out. The Telling of trees not fully
grown is prohibited. Compliance with
these regulations is to be enforced by sys-
tenn of fines and other penalties.