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NEWS AND NOTES.
From the Paraons pemocrnt.

From the Parsons Democrat.
The corporation election on Sat.
urday at this place passed off with
out single funeral tho next day
The following ticket was elected
Mayor, Cam Lipscomb; Recorder,
O. j. McKenney; Councilmen, l..
w. Parsons, Thadeus McKenney,
j. X. Sinclair, John Hamilton and
E. Coffman.
w. d. Maxwell has sold his resi-
dence and land at st. George to w.
T.. Cupp for the sum of $500.
We understand Mr.. Maxwell is nc.
gotiating for tho purchase Of the
jacob Long farm adjoining the cor
poration on the East Parsons side.
We understand that County Supt.
w. w. Cupp has resigned his office.
The Presidents Of the boards OF
education, we are informed, are a
tie politically; so we can not say
whether Prof. Cupp's successor will
be a Republican or Democrat.
At least there will likely be quite a
little fun in filling the vacancy.
We SEQ by an exchange that w.
a. Forsytho, Of Mcdowell county,
has brought suit against Noah's
heirs for timber Noah cut to build
his Ark. We presume Noah's
attorney will plead limitation Of
time and likely throw Forsythe in
the costs,
LATER.--We understand that
Noah has employed J.. S. Anvil, OF
st. George, as bis attorney.
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WE ARE CHUCK FULL

Great opportunities arc now Of
fered by US to economical buyers.
The greatest quantity, the largest
variety OF Furniture that can be
found anywhere is found in our
large Furniture Rooms, a floor
space Of $500 feet. These rooms
are Chuck Full of ali grades and
qualities. We are going to clean
out during The month Of August in
order to make room for the Biggest
Furniture Display that has ever
been shown in this part Of the
county and at lower prices. We
have been carefully watching tho
big markets during these past four
weeks, FIRST taking the choice arti-
cles at our own prices. III you want
q genuine bargain come now while
you have The chance. We must and
will clear these floors, for we arc
going to fll Up with The latest, the
newest and the choicest i'm the mar
ket.
am yours respectfully,
j. III. RODEHEAVER,
2t Terra Alta, w. Va.
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NOTICE.
First Meeting Of Stockholders Of tho
Cheat River Railroad
Company"


Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned corporstors named in
the articles Of incorporation recited
ia the certificate Of Incorporation
issued under the Thirty.fourtb (3O
Section Of Chapter o. Of the Code
OF West Virginia, bearing date on
the J 9th day Of July, A. d., 1893,
that VIC have Designated SATURDAY,
2ND DAY oF SEiTENBER. A. d..
1893, at 2 O'Clock L. NJ, as the
time, aud Dille's Law Office. No
3, Chancery Row, in the town Of
Morgautown, West Virginia. as
the place, Tor holding the first
meeting for organization of the
"Cheat River Railroad Company. -
and for sucl other proceedings of
said Company as might be had at
an annual meeting.
Given under our hands this the
oath day Of July, a. D., 1893.
W. 8. GUpRgY,
GBOR0E HEARD,
EMMET QUEEN,
GEO. ID. PRENTICE.
w. p JOHNSON.
1928 -lt-sh50
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Farmers. Lock Hsrei

Please do not wait until your
grass is ripe 20 order repairs for
your mowers. Why not order now
and be ready2 II You wish rs Ia
get them, call or write explicitly
now. Special prices IN Mowers aud
Rakes and Power forks.
MONR0G s. WALLS.
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strengthen the stomach, assist
digestion, aud correct any bilious
tendencies, Ayers Pills are consid-
cred the best. Being sugar coated,
they are as agreeable as any confec-
ton, aud may be taken by the most
delicate.
George Sheets, of Wost King
wood, got seriously hurt last Thurs.
day, while hauling coal. A little
boy got in his way and caused him
to slip and fall under the wheels,
which passed over hlm, breaking
some ribs and injuring him inter.
nally. He received surgical atten-
ton and is getting along very nice.
", but Will be laid up from work
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rode
HEAVIER and daughter Lottie, and two
sons, Bruce aud Erskine, left for
Wheeling last Saturday, after a
months vacation spent among
friends and relatives in this county.
They reside in Wheeling now, hay.
ing moved there from Ohio, where
they have resided for several years.
Raymond is still in the Agency
Business and the boys work IN the
Glass Works at Wheeling.
Joseph Younger, colored man
living near town, died very sud
denly Tuesday night about eleven
O'Clock, of heart failure. Ho had
been complaining since last fall,
but had never been confined to his
bed. lie was IA years of age and
leaves a wife and several children.
lie came to this place from old
Virginia several years ago and was
a large, hearty looking man mp to
his death. The funeral takes place
this afternoon, and the burial in
the Kingwood cemetery. conducted
by the Masonic Lodge (colored) Of
Grafton, of which the deceased was
member.
The Seven Day Adventist have
been laying siege to Terra Alta for
some time now. They have large
tent erected at Rathbone, about one
mile this side, on l.. p. Whites
property, and hold services nearly
every night. AS the weather has
been fine and it is a new thing for
the people, the attendance has been
good and the services right interest
ing. Rev. William Hutchinson is
the preacher IN charge and is good
speaker and a very intelligent gen.
tleman. He was stationed at
Reedsville last year and our readers
will remember the discussion in
these columns between no and Rev.
Cox, in which the latter gentleman
rather got the worst OF it.
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The G.. A. X. Post held meet
ing here last Saturday.
w. G. Brown was at Morgantown
during the past week.
White Lime, Cement, Rock Sa II
etc., at 1.-The New Hardware.
MONROE & WALLS.
Joseph Morgan, of Buckhannon,
was here on business last week.
Julius K. Monroe has been down
In the lower end Of the county this
week, surveying.
For any and all kinds OF legal
blanks address this office. Prices
only so cents per hundred. tt
Miss Ann Rebccca Reed, OF
Reedssille, has been visiting friends
IN town this week.
"Uncle Ben" Shaw expects to go
TO Buekhannon to engage in the
coal business in short time.
Miss Meta Smith left last week
for an extended visit to friends at
Terra Alta.-Fairmont Free Press.
Screen doors, Screen Wire doors,
adjustable! "The New Hard ware, Z"
MONROE & WALLS.
There will be services in the Pres
byterian church at Masontown next
Sabbath afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mr.. John Mayer, the Terra Alta
merchant, returned last week from
the Worlds Fair at Chicago, and
reports a big time.
A FAIR TRIAL of Hoods Snrsa-
parilla guarantees complete cure.
IL is an honest medicine, honestly
advertised and it honestly CURES.
Miss Grace Chichester returned
Tuesday from visit to friends In
Preston county, BuckhaanOn Busy
Bee.
The grass has been cut from the
Cemetery and Academy grounds,
and it improves the appearance OF
things very much.
DO you need buggy, spring
wagon, cart or road wagon---call at
s''The new Hardware"
MONROE & WALLS.
Mr.. Will Bower. who came home
from California some time since, Is
now located at Bluefield down on
the Norfolk & Western r. Il.
Dir. Joseph N. White. of Herring,
is quite i'll with IN attack Of bilious
fever. lie got sick over at the
Institute and had to go home.
l.. NJ. Albright left yesterday for
Buckhannon and will go from there
to the Salt Sulphur Springs Of
Webster for rest and recupcration.
HARM ESS We are selling
agents for u. N. Orr's SaddIery 4
Harness. Call "The New Hard
ware" M. a. w.
Miss Mary l.. Brown, one of the
teachers in the State Normal School
at West Liberty, attended the
teachors' Institute at Terra Alta
last week.
Fr.nk Butler Trotter, one of the
teachers in the N. e. Conference
Seminary at Buckhannon, has been
spending the past week with old
friends in Kingwood.
II you desire luxuriant growth
of healthy hair Of natural color,
natures browning ornament of both
sexes, use only Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover.
A splendid line Of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand at the AReUs Office.
Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. II
Mrs. Laura Trippett's handsome
residence in East Kingwood will
soon bo ready for use and Mrs.
Trippett expects to move into it
soon.
Dir. and Mrs. Henry Murdoch
left to-day Tor the famous Salt Sui
phur Springs at Addison, Webster
county, and will remain a couple Of
weeks at thia pleasant health resort
Prof. J.. Russell Trotter, Pnnci-
pal Of the Ciarksburg Pubic
Schools, and Prof. Donald Downio,
Of New York City, we're in King
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JUDICIAL SALE.

Hayercamp's Admir-
John " Brtton. """o'
by virtue ~ n decree Of tho Circuit Court Il
Preston county, West virginia rendered on thu
2ith day ~ March, 1880, IN the above siyieI
chahceFy onnfo. ito undersigned special com.
missioner viii, on tho
lsT DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1898,
at tho front door ~ ihe courthouse IN king.
wood, W Va, tho same being court day tffrr
Tor sale, 90 public huci Jon, tho land IN fha bli
ana proceedings moutiOncd. consisting ~ sIxfg.
ilr0e acres and i43 poles. being n part of 10
Poplar Knob survey ~ 800 aeras said Land
s situate ifi KingwOod District, Prosfon county
". Va. ad iniuipg lands ~ J0soph a. Mile
Leroy N Miller AMI others, being Tho same that
was conveyed - John w. Dritton By Xaqeriuj
Hayoroamp, by decd dated June p, iba8.
Terms Of Salei
Enough cash ~ hand 10 pay costs Of sult and
oxponsos ~ sale ard The residue upon n credit
gi Q, ~ nnd ~ months, tho purchaser 10 execute
Interest bearing Hgtes, ~ equal amounts wiii
approved personal eccufity for the deferred
payments ci pefehaso money.
uENRY CLAY HYDE,
Spoqial Commissioner
Bond and security has boon rigon b. fha
above named guoolal comfniesi1oei II me l..,.f
styled cause. az required ~ law.
s3P31ts5C5 3. ". WAfs0H. Clerk.
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Terms IA SnIe1
JUDICIAL SALE.
joseph NafilnsAdmg


joseph Martin admir-
vs. Yin rhanfare
DanT r. Martins Hfs. % III
~ virtue ~ Il decree ~ the Circuit Court II
Preston County. West Virginia. rendered in ttd
above styled Chanccry cause, on the 8rd dnv d
April, 100. the undoraignod special COmnls-
sioner VIII. o. tho
1sT DAY or SgPTgMBBR, 1903,
10 The front door Of the ooaft hoase. In Rirg
wood. W va, Che same being n court dhv 81 ~
Tor sale. ~ public nuciiOn, the land in the d.
and PROCEEDINGS mentioned. cansisiinT Of alfsnt
5I4 ACRES,
situate in Kiugwo0d District, Preston c1ifofe
West Virginia. being De same tract anon Witt
Daniel q Martin resided % tho time Oi his dsa b
Terms Of Sale
Enough cash ln hand 10 pay costs If saH ar
expenses ~ sale. and Che residue uron b sre &
Of 9. l4 aud l8 months. Che purclmsef a. rzofn y
interest bearing notes, % equal amounts. Wis
approved personal security for chs deferred
payments 81 purchase money.
WIG BROWN, Special Commits ioasf
Bond and security has beeu given IS ii.n
above uafnDi IHrUIHi commissioned. In the nf.tsl
styled cause. ss re4nircd by iaH,
$3.50 1850 9.Ws wttsoa. Ciesk.
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ConI Flre conts Per Rnshall

i will deliver coal from the
ZIMMERMAN BANK, from this
date until further notice, ut the
remarkable low price Of FIVE
CENTS per bushel. Have your
coal house filed At once.
join GREAsER.
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Ohio. Mrs. Wright aud the baby
will remain here til next week.
Mason Watson, Of Reedsv;lle,
President of the County Court. was
here several days this week. signing
orders and doing business for the
county.
Mr. VIII Jessop, Of Austin, who
has been down at Atlanta. Georgia,
for some time, attending school,
was in town this week. lie is home
now on vacation.
We are informed that a knights
of Pythias Lodge is being organized
at Aurora, and will be instituted in
short time by Grand Chancellor
w. L. White, of Terra Alta.
The Gordon House guests and
some of the young people here all
went out to the Cave. in Valley
district, last Saturday, for picnic
and days outing, aud had very
pleasant time.
1t is said that W. Quay Roselle,
of Scottdale, Pa, the celebrated
elocutionist, who was here not long
since, will return and give another
entertainment some time next
month.
i. Scott FELTON,, of Amblersburg,
was in town yesterday and gave us
a pleasant call. Scott is one of the
leading Republicans of the county,
and barring his bad politics, is u
mighty good fellow.
DIR. A. NJ. jarrett. the Dentist,
will be in Kingwood Aug. %, and
remain four days. At Terra Alta
Aug. "A, and remain three days.
All parties wanting work done,
please call early and make engage
ments.
Most OF our people who expect to
take in the Worlds FAIR at Chicago
will go IN September and that will
be the best month in which to go,
AS it is the most pleasant month in
the year for vacation.
j. Ed Kildow, business manager
of the Grafton Sentinel, arrived in
Kingwood Monday to spend a few
DAYS among old friends and take
short vacation from business. He
left yesterday for ut. Lake Park.
FOR SALE.-A good milk COW.
Will be four years old tins fall; was
fresh last May, and a splendid
mixer. Price, $25. For informa-
ton apply to IL. Baker Montgomery,
Kngwood, or at this Office.
Two marriage license issued the
past week that of Felix Elliott.
Jr., aged %, and Florence Brady
Vickery, %. The other was that
of John .. Whetsell, aged SO, and
Ellen Drusilla Bell Buckalew, aged
~.
Attorney John II. Holt, Post
master james w. Holt and Miss
Turna Holt. of Grafton, were all
here last week, giving evidence
before Commissioners in Chancery
on sult that is being prepared FOR
the next term Of Circuit Court.
The Examination Mill has been
grinding out teachers this week and
we expect to publish the result next
week. The Board Of Examiaers
had a very large class before them
at Terra Alta, Monday and Tues
day, SO in all, aud only ID here
yesterday and to-day.
buflng the dog-day season, the
drain of nervous and vital energy
may be countcracted by the use Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. In purifying
the blood, it acts as a superb cor
receive aud tonic. and enables the
system to defy malarial and other
climatic. influences.
Invitations are already ont for
wedding near town, to take place in
couple Of weeks. Another Of our
prettiest girls will be carried off by
young man from neighborinq
county. Some Of our old bachelors
ought TO be ashamed Of themselves
to allow such things to happen 90
frequently.
Died at her residence near
Bruceton Mills. w Va. JuI0 0e
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When Baby 'vHa sick, NO gave her castorIa.
"lion sshe was Child. s.lc cried FOR castofia.
Whom she became Kiss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When abe had Cliidrcn, sho gayethern Ca.torla
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lsr DAY or SEprEMBER, 1893,

~ the front door OF tho oourt.hause. In Klpe.
wood, West Virginia, AZ O'Clock II, III. ogrsr
LOT SAFE 70 the highcet responsible bidder tho
land conveyed BY said decd OF trust wing la
Tasiicy district IN said county, six and one hnif
nn,llos ION RlngWood on tho Kingwood ami
winch tne said WIN. O. Moucar resided M tbs
ume Of tho execution OF sald trust deed ana
tract contains about fg acres i"''
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Terms Of Sale {.

Vnethird Of the purchase price cash I'm hand
and tho residue upon 4 credit u ona and two
years, the purchaser to execute interest bearing
notes, OF equal amounts with aDproved ,spfs
sonal security, for tho deferred payments me
Trustee retaining tho legal title a. farther 10.
shall DO paid
WA. q. BROWN, in, Trustee.
Kingwood, W. Va. Aug Q. 1893. s0.Ss
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d. D. oF sKPrnNnEn. 10.
81 4CRES,
Terms Of Sale .

situate in klugwo0d District. Preston COUNT h.
West Virginia, being iise same tract apon viii q
Daniel a Martin resided a. tho time 0i lis de., ID
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TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue OF decd of trust executed bv VIII
INN g Menear, aud Roboooa q. Menear. his
date on the 18th day OF November issf now ~
record IN the Office Of this clerk Of the County
Sourt Oh Preston County, West Virginia, IN Book
the undersigned Trustee will on fho ~Y'''''' >
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AS an after-dlnner pill. to
strengthen the stomach, assist
digestion, and correct any bilious
tendencies, Ayers Pills are consid-
cred the best. Being sugar-coated,
they are as agreeable as any confec-
ton, aud may be taken by the most
delicate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-13
PRArTLE OF THE CHILDREN.

A LITTLE girl was taking ride with
friend. She had never before seen a
horse without binders on the harness,
and asked her friend if the horse had
lost his ''spectacles."
FANNIE's eyes were not strong, and
the oculist that examined them advised
the use of prism. One day q lady
asked Fannie how her eyes were. ooh, ="
said Fannie, they are great deal bet
ter; but have to look through prison
every day."
OLD Uncle Norman had lived with
the family for many years, helping
about the house and yard ut whatever
there was to be done. He was q very
tallzative old man, fond of using high
sounding words. and felt his impor-
lance very much. Ho informed ono Of
tho young ladies of tho house ono day
that he would have to take rest, that
he could not stand such "laborious Ia
Dor" because he had tho rheumatic
rheumatism. "-Youth's Companion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-13
NEWS NOTES FROM ABROAD.

THE Egyptians kneaded their bread
in u wooden bowl with their feet.
A STEAM DERRICK that easily lifts an
eighty-ton gun and swingssit around as
readily as if it were bale Of hay is on
one of the docks at Hamburg.
In England, France, Germany and
Belgium the number of births per thou
sand of population is steadily falling.
The rate of decrease is slower in some
of these countries, but is marked in all.
THE Castle of Grey, where Voltaire
spent so much time in the society of his
blue-stoclling friend, Warehouses du
Chatelet, has just been sold for $780,
900. The buyer is a rich French manu-
facturer, NJ. NiellardMigeon.
BAVARIA continues to take the lead
in Germany in beer drinking, the con-
sumption during 1S9O'01 having been
over two hundred and sixty quarts per
inhabitant. Posen heads the list in
schnapp drinking-about twenty-five
quarts per inhabitant.
SEVERAL men who have outlived their
greatness are now glad to earn their
living as coachmen in Berlin. Among
them are sixteen mobiles, seven retired
army officers and three pulpitless pas
tors Three British nobilities now glee-
fully crack the whip as London cab
men; they are On eX-member Of parlia-
ment, O baron and q marquis.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-13

bnsi1y writing. They all glanced up as
North entered and greeted him with a
"Qood morning, Mr.. Northl' In which
becoming Difference and jovial good
fellowship were blsnded; and he re-
Sponded with gracious courtesy.
Thep no inquired, addressing them
all In q genSrl way:
"HRS Mr.. Weseott como down YETI"
Yes, sir; Ms. Weeoott Is In the pri-
v0be Office" answered one OF the clerks,
with an involuntary jerk of his head
toward the door of that room.
North nodded carelessly and stood
for q moment contemplatively gazing
out of tho window; then, sumnoning
all his resolution, he quietly approached
the door and entered the private office
of North and Wescott.
HiS first impression wos of rather
1uxuriously furnished chamber, with
easy chairs. q whist table, 4 shelf of
novels aud other similar adjuncts to re-
lieve the severely legal aspect of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-13

Fortunate ut such times to have n man
Hike CIip2rr-ono cast in the heroic
mold-on hand to mcvt the emergency"
THAT 'Wyncr meetings them" sug
Fostcd North, rcvcrting to the nearer
event, was net very brilliant sue,
cess, I imaGinc?"
Success? 1t was Il regular fiZzlc
How could it DC anything else with
such set to run it? A house divided
against itself can't stand, particularly
when it has such n shaly foundation.
Seen Clipper this morning, North?'
"No," answered North, mentally quail
flying the negative.
Il left him in the Office finishing 0
stunning leader on Cur Candidate fol
City Attorney You'll sec it in the
Times to-day. It's 4 capital thing. and
the best Of it is, you might suppose that
he meant every word of it."
lilo represents me rs gentleman
and scholar, docs hep" suggested
North, with laughing glance at War
ner, while through his mind the thought
flashed quickly:
$50 Clipper is an subordinate ono
fact lcarncd!''
Eyes; or a-what was that Roman
fellows name? Clipper knows it-rcady
to fling yourself into tho abyss, you
know, and save our municipal govern.
mont. All! here's tho Office. Well,
I'll sec you later, North"
And with this safe prediction, and Q
hasty wavc of his hand, Warner hurried
on alone and was speedily swallowed
up by distance and the crowd.
Though lost to sight, to memory
dearr" quoted North, mentally, as the
energetic figure vanished from his
grateful view. what should l have
done but for his timely appearance?
might have been drifting aimlcssly
about the city, or else still stranded OF
that corner, afraid to launch away; Ger
tainly should not have been anchoreC
where / now am-at and Marise,
square"
lie glanced up with interest at the
| imposing brown stone front and tho
| polished plato glass window on which
he saw tho firm name, North & Yves
colt, Attorneys and Counsclors At
Law" emblazoncd in gilt letters. Then
turning to the door, he entered the
outer Office, one Of IL handsome suite Of
chambers.
At the various desks were seated hall
| q dozen clerks and students, some por
1 i1G oyer huCe volumes. of law. others
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-13
LIFT YOUR HATS.
Neglect to Do So on Meeting Lady Is u
breach of Good Manners.

Neglect to Do So on Meeting Lady Is q
Ereach of Good Manners.
""Thcrc are two occasions upon which
never will recognize n gentleman, not
even my own husband" said Il we'll
known society woman the other day to
q New Orleans Picayune man. IF he
is sitting on street corner to have his
shoes BACKED he might bow at me till
the crack of doom, but l would not
recognize him. Or if he was coming out
of saloon"
Did you ever have @ man greet you
in the street without lifting his hat?"
asked friend.
"Once or twice, but l never rccog-
nized that individual again. One of the
best known clcrgymen in New Orleans
makes habit of not raising his hat to
some ladies he knows. He would not
feel flattcred if he could hear tho COM
mcnts that are made on his boorish
manners"
Perhaps he forgets,' said u man who
was ready to defend his sex.
THAT is no excuse. I would not cX-
pcct IN armless man to lift his hat to
me on the street, but nothing less could
excuse him. A gentleman has no bust
ness to forget at least the appearance
of good breeding. A woman feels q
man has treated her with almost farril-
lar contempt who does not lift his hat
when speaking to her, and if she has
any spunk at all she"will never bow tc
him again"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-13
A Decidedly Lucky Accident.

1t was fortunate accident that led
to the discovery of the method of trans
ferring handwriting to iron. A Pitts
burgh iron founder, while experiment
ing with molten iron in different con-
ditions, accidentally dropped a ticket
into a mold. He presently found that
the type of the ticket was transferred
to the iron in distinct characters. Fol-
lowing up the idea which this fact sug-
gested, he procured heat-proof ink,
with which he wrote invertedly on or
binary white paper. This paper was in
troduced into the mold before the mol
ten iron was poured in. When the mold
cooled the paper had been consumed by
the heat, but the ink, which remained
intact, had left a clear impression on
tbs iron