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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Best collection Of water color paintings, $5
lst, 3 ID.
Best water color painting BY professional
artist, Is LIST, 8 %.
Best water color painting by amateur, q LIST,
22d.
CLASS b.
Best free hand crayon portrait. % LIST, 2 ID,
Best crsyon finished photo. portrait 81 LIST,
l.a0 ID.
Best water color finished photo. portrait, 8
LIST. , ID.
Best pastel finished photo. portrait, az lst,
l.5U I'd.
Best landscape or marine 10 crayou or char
coal, - LIST, I'd
besl pencil or crsyon drawing by pupil OF
common school. 81 LIST. SOC. ID.
Best map drawing by pupil Of common school,
81 lst. SOC.
Best collection Of charcoal or crayon draw
inss, - tst. so ID
Bes. collection OF photo graphs. s. lst, 3 ri.
Best specimen pen sketch, - LIST, ID.
Best specimen OF shaded or ornamental pen
manship, al. 50 LIST, ID,
Best collection Of shaded or ornamental p3n-
manship, g. l,t, 50 ID.
Best specimen OF photography by amateur
sl.50 lst, "a.
Best collection OF painted china (fredl q
ls,, ID
Best specimen OF clay modelling by amateur,
e. lst. 3 ID
Best specimen OF painting on IVORY Sl 50 LIST,
ID.
Best specimen OF paiating on boiling cloth,
$lj0 lst, ID
Bes1 specimen OF painting on wood, d 70 Isl,
/ ID
Best specimen painted screen, sl.jo lst, "a.
Best specimen OF painting on six or in,
81 80 Isl. | "a.
Best specimen Of raised painting on sin,
ssin or push sl.j0 l.t. III
Best specimen " pa utng on plush or velvet
81 so lst, %.
Best specimen painted silk or satin quIt,
81 80 lsi, 81
Best specimen Of painting on glass, 81 Isl,
15c ID
Best specimen OF painting on ocluloId, 1t,
75c "a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

FLuH EEN-
~ entrance feo will fe charged on exhibits
q tAi, "a partment anil exhibitors Viii tc al
Il! .,,,, to the Hal tuesday. August 2gtn trec,
but atlcr tbi, they viii &c charged the rcsul ~
admission %. - cents which will admit 10
Norom'cs. Hall, or An exhibitors season
IL kct lot e. admitting - PARK and Hall.
III thi, cis,s ~ article cAn - ca erti Tor
nlrc than one premium Al plants ati
Hls,r. entered fpr premiums mast Il thrr
p.4.r- At <oDmtcsa I.H. tuesday forrn,on
A4t -t
ir Fur the lc,; display u cnt hpScrs
at.as Alt lcs. than ln1 pAtAs. a. 1T. 4I
!5- fnr tie tc,t rxhtbition ~ rUse,, no;
~, ,naa I'VE ware e.. = ~. "a.
l5s tor bc,t cxAlh.ti u dah!ias not less
,a4n Ten vArtc !c,, - IT, III
lN For ucst eNhisl-loa hinosc pink, e.
i, '.IC1 IT.
IT'D. FIR exhibition O, carnations, no.,
e,, taan ave var esto>. q 1T, ~
l1l fOr le.t cxhib,aou japan INES, a. lst,
.-L WI l..t exhibition q astors. d., .es,
XIII n ,cn vAric, 7, Il IT, t1g 1I
tHA FJr Iesg exAlbi.1n o. panslas. a lst,
.at For ~, Exhibition d l.nnias, q IT.
NAV At
FoE e.'exd .;ion paIoH ,lrummoa4t
il Tor ,-,, exhibition ,to.k,. sI,,, 5oe
~. F.rte,t exA.5t;on h4i,am,, : Is, 3oe
.r, M ut exhibition ary.aa;heman,.
,-. Jg 4I
.t for or.t eSli'ts.on pe,uniA,. q l,r
.-t FIX 1csI c1hlotiioa s.Ati,l4>, g. III
vii. w ness exhibition yert.nA,, a lit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

purse u sIop0 sill te 'riere FOR any riot
g.a. ia .ol - bsat the best half mile track
M .Jr4 u .ly world.
H-oAY AFTERNOON. AGO. ~
Nol $50 For h mute JAS, trottius
ID ID horses usned III Maine and the Mari
t-t.s Provinces.
:. l. 500 For p class, ,rottipg. open
s., s. : 20. For one year Old class, tTot-
u,-. aud paying Open 10 horses owned IN
Ma!le and he Maritime Provinces
NJ.i go For two Year old class, tror-
tln. up-u d horses owned in Maine and Tie
MaI .ue PrJS uJes.
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, ArG. 30.
N,5 500 For three ycaF old class, trot
trt Npn - horses owned in Maine anu the
N lrtme Fro,inces.
N,.6 800 For 23l class, trottiue Open
q. horse, oAnrI IN Maine and the Maritime
<o'- $500. For 81 class, tro,,ins. Open
Il, horse, owned in Maine and the Maritime
Franu.es.
MI \. sa01- For trotting and pacing Tru,-
t-r, .lhie u Is class and pac rs 70 10
n.,. racers king handicapped Two second.
ID catering Open ID The world.
tHtkspAY AFTERNOON, Aro ~.
NJ. 80 For 2i5 class. trottng. Open
N 4or,y, Owned IN Mann and the Maritime
HrNtur-
y. no. 800 For "a class. uot,ing
O ..t ~ horses osned IN Name aud the Man.
thu Provinces
S. d. S.D". Guaranteed stake for trot-
TIL. eligible 70 3 minute class. June J, 1898
OIL 81 horses owned IN Maine and Maritime
iTlylnas.
payment jay Is, SIS.
>e,,al Hay ment, August =. els.
IhJri BAY mrnt, Au.ust y, ~
htir.e, for ihls Gas close July -, when
noatlat,r. name only required
Hjf,e 10 IL named August "a,
AHs4rer, that d. OF win any part OF stake
L, rer..lye a rebate OF go
Nh 800 FIR TT ting and pacing
Tn,e,. eligible 70 y class and PAGERS I" 2 so
eli. PAGER, ten. nsndicsPp Two sec mis-
M entering open 70 the world,
fRn.Y AffEKNooN, SET !.
So M s1p FIR trotting and pacing
r,.,,.r. elt.ibs 10 a - class and PAGERS 10 Ih0
a h
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

in entering Open to horse. owned in Maine
and the MARITIME Provinces
No - t2n r. ~ 80 elias upttlnr.
Open 70 horses owned in Maine and the Mari.
lime Province
No 70. ~n For llh class, uot,lng
Open q the world
NJ. q. ESQ For 2.20 class, pacing. open
to the world
SPECIAL CONDITIONS
Purses to he divided as follows 80 per
cent to the first horse. % per cent to the seo md
horse. II per cent Ia thp third horse, ~ per
G. Mt, 10 the fourth hursp
All 'ruttins and pacing races will he con
Quoted according 70 the rules OF tho Natl NAL
lrntiing Association .tth tie exception - The
rosefyat ons made hy the Association
he Association Csm the right To sandwich
In het~een beats. exhibition heats oT any race
they may deem necessary To facilitate tbs d-y :
programme
Heats IN each days races will 10 tto,ted al
ternately.
Horses distancine the field, or any part
thereof. I'll receive first none. only
In al purses there must &c five or more 10
eater and tour 10 start
The Association reserve the right 10 have ell
unhnlshed races and atY part 81 the pro
gramme Witch for any cause tanno, lF ear.
RED out on the DAYS as advertised. con- pctcd
on the forenu ~ the following days, roscr,
ing the right t. have he regular schedule list
adhered to 30 FAR As the wcathCt via allow for
he afternoon namci in the official schedule
All nom nations mast t. accompanied with
the fee Of PCT cent Of the purse otherwise II
viii not tc recorded An additional zee OF
per cent. viii lie demanded from winning
horses only, TO ne deducted rom Jheir vim.
ming
Formerly this Association demanded 3 pei
cert " the pure At the time tie entry wa-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

~ Bes, specimen Of Canned doc'eberries.
soc it, &c. I'd.
rs Best specimen OF Canned Peaches. hoo-
lst 25c "a .
10. Best specimen Of CANNED Plums. SOC,
l3l. Best specimen Of Canned Ounces, SOC,
l3l. Bet specimen OF Canned RasP' erries,
50c lst, 25c "a.
10. b. specimen Of Canned Tomatoes SOC.
l35. Bc.t specimen Of Preserved Apples, sc.
I55. Best specimen Of Preserved Curants,
jOc lst nc. "a.
IN Best specimen Of Preserved Cherries,
5ot lst, 45c. "a
iss best specimen Of Preserved Pears, '0c.
Isl nc ID.
i31 Best specimen q Preserved Pums, 50c.
LIST 25c. "a
lao. Best specimen OF Preserved Ounces,
/ Ii. Be-, specimen OF Preserved Rs,phcries
'Nc lst &c ID
li2 Best specimen o. Preserved Straw
berries. ldc ~, &c I'd.
Ii5 Best Jar Assorted Pickles DOC. ls,, DC
u.
H. Best bottle Tomato Ca,sup, 'oc, Isl
AK "a ,u
from distinct varieties OF apples tnut crab, not
le,, han i've kinds. IA naura coIors, =! lst
/ "a.
rs Best tumbIer Apple mot crab Jeley
made from sin4 e named variety, and in nsiu
raj cotor, a st. SOC. u.
~ Bet lumber Crab Apple Jelly 80 lst.
DIX 81.
IN Best tumbler Currsns Jelly, 5oc 1T, 25'
llq Best ,umbIer Grape Jelly. Sc lss, .,
"a
l5o Be-, ,umhlcr Ounce Jelly 5oc Isl. p,
"a
| lil Best lumber Raspberry Jelly, Dc lss
| p u.
,i1 Rest lumber Rhuharb Jelly, SOC lst
p u.
! rs Beet tumoleT SaaTtcrry Jeiy, T'c ls'
| 1l FL
/ tx Best ,um bier Maple syrup sc ls, IS
| l-5 Bes, ten pound, Eyaporaied Apple, 8
| it, "a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Entries for premiums in this division m Is,
consist OF ttweivel specimens each, no more
no less
DO For best dish Baldwins, g. lst, 8 "a, D
3D.
a. For best dish Gravcnsteln, g Isl, . ID.
p. For best dish Northern Spy. g lst. 2
%. 3D.
%. For best dish Rhode Island Greetings.
Is list p, 80.
-. For besr dish Roxbury Russetts, a. LIST
, ID, 80.
= For best dish Tompkn, King, . lst.
Y. FIR best dish Yellow Believer. q l,t,
? ID, 80.
THIRD DIVISION.
Entries for premiums ia TN. div sion mns,
consist u five spt cimeus, and no more. Of each
var ely exhibited, and must he separate sper.
linens from any exhibited ia any other DIVISION
u. For best dish Alexander. 3 1t, ioc ID.
y. For best dlsa American GJlden Russell
al lst, a0c II,
-. For best dish Ben DAVIS, 81 lsi, SOC ID
80 For best disa Deane, Nine Ounce
al ist So "a.
81: For best dish Duches Of ollenburg. ii
LIST, 5oc "a.
81. For test Z n Eary Harvest, 81 1T. 1oc
~.
30. For best dish Falawster. 81 1t M "a
% N ~ '''
81. For tes' din Fameu.e, Il lst. 5oc "a.
81. For b>St dish Garden Royal 81 lst, 50c
81 For hes, dish Granite Beauty, sll.,
30 ID
81. For best dish Huob uis,on Non,u-h u
lst '1c %
q. For let di,h Ieweu. Fine Rel, Ma
g. For hest dl,h kng Sweeting. 81 lst. 50r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

ROLLINS
!. No entrance fee will be charged on ex-
hi5iis in this department and exhibitors will
* admitted u the ball, Monday. free. but
after this time they will be charg d the regular
adm - Of q cents, which will admit to
Norombssa Hall, or an exhi.itors season
ticket for = admitting TO PARK and Hall.
2 Every artlce entered for exhibition and
premium. shall be under tie control Of the
Superintendent Of the Hall curing the Far
hut the ,ciety VIII 10 case he responsible
for anv loss or damage that may cur.
3. EXh bUO will have the right 10 sell at
private sale without com mission. Articles en-
tered for sac must have the price plainly
marked on each article BY the owner aud are
not TO he deliy red until the close OF the exhl-
hition ~ithou. the consent Of tie Saperintend-
ent Of this de yartment.
Artices that have taken pr miums al
previous fairs Of this Society shall be excluded
from con petit on for premiums but may he
entered for exhibition or sale only.
5. When bat one article is exhibited il 10
the opinion Of the judg il is unworthy no
prem UNI shan be awarded.
g. Every article c,mpeting for premiums.
shall be entered in The name Of the owner and
make and will not be received unless so en-
tered except displays and must remain in
10 the hall until the close Of the Pair
CLASS A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

The sale O. itcke at the higher prize. will
I've from saturday, Aug. ~. Ia "Wednesday
Aug 81, inclusive good 10 return until Tue.
day. >ePt s. after the fair and the lower rates
from Monday. Aug 2s aid tuesday, Aug. ~
only, good tn return uuti Saturday. Sept, z,
after the fair
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

charge Of a Superintendent who will he re
CURED by the Society TO enforce all rules.
-. Space viii be ass Gned by the Superin-
tendent, and the moving Or changing Of fowls
once III position, must be under his super
vision.
II. The terms "Fowl' and tChick" are thus
defined Fowl a hird Matched prior 10 1893.
Chick a bird hatched duriug 1898
Is An ent fee OF % cents per pair is de-
manded IN this department al the time Of en-
try, winch VIII enlille the exhibitor 10 the free
use Of coOps
Premiums offered on the following varieties
Of 8 lst IN, dlc 81 for fowls, and the same
premiums iur chicks
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Best chllis hood, Tic l.i, SOC "a
Bet .aiys slipper sc Is. Soc. %.
Hest w"rk done by Child un1er. wears 81 age,
Best lady, shoulder cape, q LIST. %
Rest LADY. shaw ~ st. %
Best embroidered slipper ca.e, -5c l.,. ioc.
CLASS 9.
otTt1>E.
Best hed .nres3 - 81 ,ol X. "A
be.;t.l.as sham. al i -tr Ja
Be,t III u; ii II, ,hr D,
Be-, .ide hs,rt .rar, j ii g,8 3,d
~ sn's.her +, III u -
h tieacy~tb d i, Ill.,
Be.t iray rIlii T., IL n
Bc,tiaIe coyer . .51.t n
Best G1v hes az - L.; -h2I
Best entire piece : i Is, ID
'N'
Ee.,,,t, II
~. t,aycl.fb III r9i
k.sitfsrI.th lsul.. VI
E,.,4,y... ; t - r1I. -,15
Ie>t.rls.he- - ~
~ nHariI.r.t,e, -,-t.. 49,,
be-. .,I. h.srt-5,,b : xii, u
Bet ceutre tites,, . :, -s.aJ
CLASS T.
>.1A. ls.-u Ash ,ll,f1.
Ee,t.Ik Aant mats r,-,terr saI.,l2,
best> ~ qa't = ~. .. 5-
IT,. ..a All ''1'
~. .''1
,
HI
-'-e'o1 ''A+' 'o'ef' uPAo.seieG'
a., -'tL.-.f4,, ..r- :.
l., ~ 14
l. ..n
T., '.fiS' 'A's' '''A efa 'o'1e'e4' = l''
FtEt>Eo--
~ y o"' TT
-t p .
l-' ~
l.y,; toilet set boiling I. 1th. a. ~ -5c ll
bc-i .pe lt.4ea 4arre. xork sll,i -5r III
Iys; cmhrJi4cre4 cA.a'. drcs, .uk II Ia
-tc III
Bcsl embroidered infants skirt. Il III, 3.
-
Best embroidered lady. skirt, g. 20 lst. %.
Best pecc gruss stitch work, 81 30 lst. / "a
Tic sd
Best Fcoe embroidery button hole stitch
sl.io ut. -, 15c 30.
be>t 'a'te yer, long and short stitch, csc
~; !
best leA t'o'4. !'i ana sAot' su'ch' : 4 -
.. ~ a., =,
II, =, -l
Be-, .!o,.e,. l9ns AID short stitch , doz
= tul>t. -I
Bc.i ha1y ! pillow. lous AMI .A,r; stitch 81
ii, -5c -a
Be,t bureau scarf, long and abort stitch
II -ulst. l3l
Ee,ttao.a cover. IieA! Honi:on $50 l.., !
"a
Best tea clo,h Idea, Honiton. 81 5Olst H.
Best centre piece, Tea. Huuitou. q Isl, 15c
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20
SECOND PREMIUM.
One No. - leW Iarion Wool Par
Tor stove.

Inc JUICES for hi atays ap c.t. pr.-n.4
oi the Eastern Maine State FAir. lla.
ot tie prop r olic rs ottue Eastern MAIN.
pctitor to 10 furnished the Secretary fa-
nish their read and caAo uutu W-aI,-
Building at Park
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20
The Canadian Pacific leail,,a, %

VIII sell excursion tickets to Bangor during
the week Of h. great exhibition at the follow
my rate,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Mt.cKLLANE1r AIuIcIE~, cA>>Gb fIu.Ir,t.-
sfhvEs, trg.
rs For hrst dish Of Peaches. $1l,t. "a
10 For best pe.k of cultivated Crspberr'.-
q 1T, l2i
lz0 For best Orange Tree In mi, Sr,
Doc %. 4s''
III. For hest Lemon Tree. al IL 5no VI
ID. - "'c'
The collective exhibition u Canned Frp,,.
etc, must consist Of A. Iea>t tS.,,ty d,,'
vaI leties, and the spe linens comp.,stng ~
exhibitions shall not compete Tor .nv
premium
l23. For best variety Of Canned Frpu. d
serv,s, Pickles etc. ide anIpu, mn h.. 70
e1b 'hitof, IS lst, SD '''
IA b-st spe linen u Canned gisckh x.4.-
Doc st. pc % i'es'
l25. best spsc men Of Camel plnst.
Doc. lst, PIC "a. ~
i26 Be-, specimen OF Canned Cbertic. "
lst, 25e ID. NH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20
SCHEDULE OF PREMIUMS

Persons intending 10 make entries viii ind
il con enience 10 them. ives AMI Viii cJnfer A
favor on the superintendent ty giving 4 fulI
list Of their ,xb!bits. by Saturday. before the
opening Of the eXuiDiipu. By 50 dong entry
caids can he in readiness for them at The time
of thrlr arrIy a. with exhibits.
CLASS /.
In examining sppes FOR premiums Com
mittees viii have regard 70 Il size, q color
and appearances, and (3l condition Of fruit.
FlRsr DIVISION
10 the General exhibitions ana in the county
exhibitions there must lie I'VE specimens o.
each variety. and no more.
In adopting he hunters OF varieties required
In the general ind County cd ectl ns the As
SOC auon doe, not t.nd 10 encourage the mul-
tipilcsuou OF varieties and the committee will
lie instructed 10 assrilng the premiums, to
have regard TO quality AMI value rather than to
the number OF varieties
Ia tue general No u exhibit on there must
be twenty freely namel var etes ami no
more. Fruit III this cole cannot mpete
the premiums Offered fJr Cuunty exa b.
tons, but any exhibitor may enter a seperate
cole Ctlon for eacn.
By named varieties" is meant such as are
namt and escrIled IN some stand work on
PumUlogy, or have been nam. and approved
by some National or Sta Horticul ufal
Society.
/. For best general exhibition OF apples
srown by exhibitor Ia any part Of the state,
els lst. 10 %, 6 3rd
2. For the b, ST exhibition OF apples grown
by exhibitor, u consist OF not less than 10 var-
cites, not named il this premium list - list, 5
ID. ? Bird.
ll-2. For the best collection Of apple, for
home use for the entire year not less than elk 1t
varieties, 50 l.t 2 d. Bird.
In the County exhibitions there must be %
correctly named varieties. Exception to the
above in No. (Aroostook) Is made where
there must be at least ten standard varieties ;
and no County 10 exceed 20.
3. For lest general exhibition OF apples
grown by the exhpitU in AndroscJgSin County
IS lst 6 I'd, 3rd.
4. For same IN Aroostook County, IS lst, s
"a, 3 3ri.
s. For same in Cumberland County, IS Isl,
s ID, 3 3rd.
6. For same in Franklin County, IS lst s
ID, 8 Bird.
!. For same 10 Hancock County, s. lst, s
ID, 3 3rd.
s. For same in Kennebec County, q LIST, 6
III Bird.
8. For same in Knox County, IS ls,, 6 ID,
3 Bird.
10. For same in Lincoln County, g lst, 6
"a, Bird.
H. For same in Oxf, County, sS LIST, s
ID 3 8 d
H. For same in Penobsco, County, lst,
5 "a. 3 3rd.
Is. F,r same in Psc4t auls County, IS LIST.
~, 33 d.
IA. For same in SAgad ahoc County. as lst
s I'd, 3 3rd
Is For same 10 S Jmerset County, Is LIST, 6
ID, Bro.
l6 For same in Waldo County, IS LIST, 6
ID 3 Bird.
II. For same In Washington County, p LIST,
s I'd, Sd.
Is. For same in York County Is lst, s I'd.
ID.
10. For best collection Of Crab Apples, q
LIST, SOC I'd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20
CLASS A.

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Best hand knit cotton quilt, 81 lst, SOC End.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

III For specimens u small frui IN t4r
serving ilai !, III Jars Or boul,s. not more rhan
one plot each premiums ,f ~ cents All Tn
cents vi he AWARDED FIR eaca yArieiv prnvt't.
81 the condition ff.uu Viii ,nabe the iuJys.
10 indentlfy the varieties.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20
NIIDIIN WORN EMBROIDERY
FANCY WORN. ETC.
NOkOMBEGA HALL,

fFEI>TENDF>f OF THIS DEPARTMENT, h. e
ROLLINS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Fair Light Brahmas, - Isl, ! md 70, 3rd.
far Dark BalmA>. 81 1T, / 2ud inc ird.
PAR Bun CoeAn,, = lst, Ind '0c 3ri-
Pair Partridge C,chins, - l.t End, Doc
I'd
Pair White Cochin>. - l,,, 2nd, SOC 3rd.
Par LaGe,har, - lst, IND, 59c 3rd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Persons intending 10 make entries viii ind
u a con enienCe to them. ives AMI VIII cJnfer
favor on the Superintendent tv giving 4 full
list OF their exhibits. by Saturday before the
opening Of the exuiDi'iDu BY 50 dong entry
cards can lie IN readiness for them at the time
Of thrir arrIy a. with exhibits.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-02
For Sale By Druggists.

Band measures ut numbers /, >. ). Price
$3.50 to So inches, and 10 cents extra fol
each additional inch.
Pills $50 bottle, or three bottles fol
500. enough for one treatment.
Obesity Fruit Salt Sl.00 per bottle.
You can buy the Pills, Bands and Salt
tirec, from our stores, or by mail or ex-
press.
I-J- Correspondence and goods forward.
Ell IN plain, sealed package.
NOTICE. DIR. Edison's Electric Belts and
Finger Rings are sold at our stores. Send
for our special Electric-Belt Circular,
called.
Electric Belts Sl.oO and up. InsOles SC
cents per pair.
LoRING * Co., Proprietors and Gen1 ACTS
50 A East Washington ST., Chicago, ILL.,,
mot an apothecary store but parlor,
2lS-B. up one fight
. 2222 Hamilton Place. Boston Mass.
40 Al West 22nd ST., New York City
Cut this out and keep it, and send for our
full (eight columnJ article on Obesity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-02
SELF-EvIDENT.
Almost Unnecessary to State That Il
Was Wagner Night

Almost Unnecessary to State That It
Was Wagner Night
1t was a Wagner night And the
large and appreciative audience sat
spellbound under the skillful and ar
tistic Interpretation of the great mus
ical master by artists who had been
culled by the great masters secretary,
companion and leader. reluctantly
filed up the aisles ami down stairs of
the academy of music, whose whole
atmosphere was redolent with har-
mony, whose echoes fondly chung to
every corner of the auditorium and
fingered within the portals.
As the delighted auditors wendell
their way homeward, melodies stil
filed their minds, set their souls a-sing-
ing with seraphic visitations that would
not, be exercised Melodic strains
fitted into their slumbers and led the
dreamers into sylvan retreats where
birds warbled dulcet refrains. caught
up in turn by ripping waters, then
snatched aloft by rustling foliage and
carritd onward by the jubilant zephyrs
from bush to flower, to tree and grove,
until all nature responded in SYM
phonie chorus and all verdure became
vocal with praise. Finally the Sunday
dawn broke upon the awakened
dreamer, whose whole being was thus
fitly prepared for the contemplation Of
sacred things and attuned for the
spirit of devotion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-02
strychuine Settled Them.

One month ago the splendid crop
prospect of Washington county was
seriously threatened by that abomina-
BILE pest, the squirrel or gopher. but
the farmers said no. and they meant
it. Such buying of powder and shot
and strychnine was never heard of in
this country, and the war was made in
dead earnest Most of the farmers
now report that they have the upper
band of Mr.. Squirrel and that he ID
not doing much damage. 1t is esti-
mated that 100 pounds of strychnine
have been purchased for this purpose
at an average price of s. per pound,
say $1,000. and that 100000 squirrels
have been killed in the county, and
that each squirrel would have de-
stroyed and eaten one peck of wheat,
or SC. 900 bushels which at City cents
per bushel would make Se5,OO0.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-05-02
ENGLISH WALTERS.
How They Are Paid and Held Respon-
Stble.

How They Are Paid and Held Respon-
sible.
In English restaurants, where the
customer pays his bill through the
waiter, the latter is held responsible
for its due payment from the moment
he receives the articles ordered by the
customer from the kitchen, and what
is known as the check" system is
pretty generally adopted. The waiter.
on beginning his days work, pays in
to the proprietor or his clerk from SO
to s25 to cover the orders he is likely
to receive during the day. and he is
given in exchange a number Of
''checks" For every order he gives he
hands in checks to an equivalent
amount If the value of the orders ex-
seeds the amount of deposit the waiter
must pay in more money before he re-
ceives the dishes What the customers
pay him he retains until settling time.
If the customer goes away without
paying the waiter must bear the loss
The waiter is the person on whom the
blame naturally falls if orders are not
promptly executed. But he is himself
at the mercy of the kitchen porters.
who pass the dishes from the kitchen,
and these men seriously impede him by
dawdling in carrying out his orders il
he fails to square them with fee.