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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
will Webb spent Sunday in

Will Webb spent Sunday in
Nelsonville.
Miss Emma Case returned to
Columbus Monday.
Mr.. Frank Poston, of Nelson.
vile, was in the city Tuesday.
MIR. Will Leyshon, of Nelson
vile, was in our city Yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Wachter, of Lam
caster, was in our city Monday.
Mrs. Golden, of Columbus, is
the guest of relatives in this city.
Mrs. Suffrage, of Columbus o.,
is the guest %: Mrs. Frank Thurness.
Mrs. Harry Wasson, of Colum-
bus, is visiting Col. and Mrs. Rem
pei.
-Editor McGrath of the Athens
Journal was in our city Friday
evening. ~
MIR. Frank McMannigal, of
Pomeroy, was the guest of his par
ents this week.
~ dance was given Monday
night by few of our young people
at Hartman's Hall.
Chairman Lafe Eggleston, of
Starr, was in Logan Saturday,
looking after political fences.
Mrs. Mac Connel, of Columbus,
Is the guest of her mother Mrs.
Gage, on East Hunter Street.
Deputy Sheriff Cart Bright has
returned from pleasant visit
among the boys (?) at Delaware.
MIR. Charley Wood came down
from Columbus and circulated
among his many friends last Fri.
day evening.
MIR. Nelson Karshner, one of
Perry Townships successful farm.
ers. WAS welcomed visitor to this
Office Monday.
= Miss Hattie Waller, one oi
l4ancaster's most charming young
ladies, was the guest of Miss Mary
Shaw, Sunday
MIR. Will Brandt will move his
family to Logan this week and oc.
cupy portion Off. B. Stiers' house
on Walnut Street. f
Mrs. Robert r. Work has re.
turned home from u visit to hei
daughter Mrs. Threewit, who lives
IN Denver, Colorado.
MIR. Mich Gear, a former resi-
dent of ours, came down from Co
iuinbus yesterday to make his
many friends visit.
Miss Della West, the charming
daughter of Mr.. Ii. II. West of lies
born, was the. guest of Miss Malta
Dollison last Saturday.
superintendent II. E. Rayman
rpent last week in Cleveland, ut.
tending the National meeting Ol
School Superintendents.
Rev. Archie Brown, from South.
ern Indiana. preached at the Pres.
i'yterian Church last Sunday even
Ing to large congregation.
your Aunt IL the name OF y
paper that has just made It's APP
l'earance ut New Lexington. Mr.
George F. Scott is the editor.
Mr. William Click, OF near En-.
terprlss, dropped In To see US Sat
urlAy. This latch string ~ the
I DEMOCRAT 4 always out to those
who co,ns 10 make W y visit, II
only ~ chat while.
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TN PURsUANCEo OF an order OF the Probate
4'Court 81 Hooking County. Ohio, I Will Of
fer for sale, At public auction, on
Saturday, the Esd Day Of March, 1895,
at O'Clock. p. M. upon M premises. N fol-
l@swinc @ asss ssa g !ssl tsss ssta g t stu. ir ihs M
i. 'IowashIp q, Hspge q. and. also, tha
ei sss ssasss snsss
sssSfs1 " a.SS'sass or eFs@i;Ss .Sld; q a ],
Administrator Of ZschariS Riisy.
~ ysndssg I; =; ssst;isSE g; 3: ~. A''''nsy'
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL

= persons who have heretofore dealt in any
way with my husband, WILLIAM PAYNE,
that he'll no longer my agent, or authorized
to contract for me in any way and will no
longer be responsible for any debts contracted
by him. LOUISA. PAYNE.
February q, 1695-3t.
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AnOrdinance.

Ordering Water Works to be Con-
structed in the Village of Lo-
gan, Ohio.
c,EC. 4. he u ordained by tho Council of
- the Incorporated Village Of Logan, Ohio,
Works, for the purpose ofsuplly ying aid Will
agc and the inhabitants thereof with water.
SEC. 2. This ordinance shall take erect and
be in force from and after its passage and le-
gal publication. IL l .tiA.
Passed February 28th. 1895.
fT W. r. BOWEN, Pres. Of Council.
II. e. SPARNoN, Clerk. feb N-3w.
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A HOme-Talent Minstrel to
be Given Soon.
You Will Want to Go and Enjoy the
Fun--ExHct Date Not Known.

ONE and hear the
sweet singers Of
the Vent Plunkard
b an d ninstrels.
Logan will have a
genuine home tai
ent minstrel per-
formance given by
professionals and
amateurs. The per-
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
AN ORDINANCE.

Ordering the Construction Of Seso-
ers for the Surface Drainage of
7 the Vilidge of Logan, Ohio.
CECTION ]. BE II ordained by the Council
- of the Incorporated Village Of Logan, Ohio,
that there be constructed in said vfllnge am
Village. .3ss s.
$40 Q. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and aftcr Its passtige and le-
gal publication. f7t'4
Passed February %, 1896 n
w. F.BOWEN, Pres. OF Council.
H. f. SPARSoN, City Clerk. feb %, Sv.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27

TREASURE
At the request of many friends hereby an
Falls Town ,hip, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Primary, March 9th. 1895
N. j. WEILAND. ~
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-27
AN ORDINANCE.
Ordering tie Construction of Ssw-
ers for the Sanitary Drainage
of the TiIZa0e of L00nn. Ohio.

SEC.l. Be It Ordained by the Council OF
the Incorporated Village Of Logan. Ohio,
PIE, Sewers for Sanitary Drainage OF said
Village. -
~ sEc II ,cs Th @ s shsl . ss eject nnd
gal publication.
Passed February 28th. 1895.
w. F.. BOWEN, Pres. of Council.
H. E. spARNoN, City Clerk. FEB. .N-sw.
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RESOLUTION.

Proriding for renting the room in
the city Building noi0 occupied
as machine shop By the engi-
neer of the steamer.
DE 1T RESOLVED by the Council of the
DVillage of Logan, Ohio, that on and after
April LIST, 1895. the Council fix and charge rent
for the use of the room now occupied as n ma
chine shop by the engineer of the steamer at
the rnte Of $685. per month, payable quar-
terly.
That this resolution take effect and be In
force from and after its adoption and legal
publication.
H. e. SPARNoN, Clerk. Feb. IL, 1895. .3w
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en Il esna'ds do " ugi~on. que csyo redon
10. ESQ lsmarfc;
JESUS. Dios mio. muerto soy.
lvarot volyio cser desmayadc; Ia acci6r
que acababa de eiacutar la oolera Que sen
TIA, habfan agotado sus fuerzas
-Sehor de Quelus, dijo Artrecr~s haisn-
do la espada. sois III vaiiente, rendfos. os
ofrezco Ia vida.
sPor que ne he de rendir1 dijo Quelus.
lestfy tendidO en- tierra4
No, pero estais ribIlado de heridss y
20 10 tengo niDguna
Viva el rey! grito Quelus. todavia ten
go nj esrada. J ito una estocada Autra
guos. el cual paro ell golpe.
No, senor. no la teneis Va. 6ijo Antrl
CUES asien5:o Ia hoja ceTca DE- Ia guarnici6n
torciendo el brszo de Quelus haciendole
sollar la espada
Antrsgues Sc hzo una leve cortadura en
Ia marc izquierda.
-iOh! grito q elus. iuraespada. una
pada! y de ID saito Sc arroj6 como un tigre
sobre Antrf gaes, spretandole entire los bra
zos
Antrsgnes So dei6 cegar per medic de-
euerpo ! pasendO la espada Ia mano IL
quierda Y la dega Ia derecha, empezo
dar repetidas eStocadas a Qlele cada una
de ellsS Ia sargre de 81 enemigo le ssl picabs
zero Qislus 70 pOr ESQ Sc resignabe a soltar
su presa, cads herida respondia con e.
grito de viva el rey
Por fin ! gro sgarrar la mano one le herfa
y coger su enemigo entire las piernas los
brs zos.
Antragues sinti6 faltsrle Ia respiration.
En- efecto, vacilo y eayo
Pero al caer, como 81 todas las oircurs
ahogo, por decirlo asf, al desgraciado Que
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ia agoris
Antreguas logrc deSpreade-se de j. rr.
sion en- que 81 eremigo le habia teDide /,
/ levaDts1dose scbre IN braz0 le straves6 3
pecho de upa estocada
-Ton'a, le dijo. estas contento
- Viva el dijo Qnelus cerranao los
e silencio y el terror de Ia muerta rsDa
bau va en- aquelcampo de batalla.
Antrague Sc levant6 manchalo Do san.vro
Je So enemigo: no tenfa. como henos die6o
mas que uDa leve herida en- la man0.
Espe1non espantado, hizo Ia seral de j.
crVz tomo la fnga, como 81 hubiera sido
persegnido por IN espectro
Artrsgues drigi6 sus companeros '
enemlgos mI0Ttos muribundos. Ia misms
ulTsda que deI6 de dirgir Horacio al csn,
po de oatalla doude Sc dicidieron rs desTi-
nos de Roma
Chieot aeudio c,rriendo y ievaut5 O,e-
nneve heridss
81 moviniento lie reanimo
Ao7io los ojos dijo
-AL5Tagu :, os juro por mi honor one
estcy luocente de Ia muerte de Busy
Oh os cree, sehor de Qaelus oontas
70 Autrsgnes etternecido. os creo.
-Huid, murmuro QEelus. hnid. al rev 10
os perdonaris 81 os quedsseis
y 70 Go os abandor are de ests rna,a-a
81 patfhul0 'eFsu
-Haid. joven. dijo Chicot. M 49,
queis la ia de Dies os hsbeis saIyasn 80 ~
IN misgro, no pdais al cielo dos an NJ, -. l,'
mo da " w MS
Trsg : e ac>red Rsoe:ssc al,
plraoa auo. -
-sQue hayi pregunto este.
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LA DANA
De
NJ 8 N s 8 r III
CAPITULO NCIII
Ell COABATE
q oHti1tttdc j6n)

Sehombtrg di6 dos pasos ra2idos, ' lie tir6
salio de la Dube
Ribeirac fue herido; su piel Sc pnso lvida.
y del hombro empezo salir un chor7o 6e
sangra. Rompi6 para exsminar con detep
ciou su herida
Schomherg quiso renoyar el golpe. pero
Ribeirsc levanto su espada paraudo en- pri
msra. le dio una estocada EN- e eostade
Los dos estabsn heridcs
Ahora descaDsemos algGDos 'seguudos
81 os place, dijo Ribeirae
Entretanto Sc iba auima7do el combate
entire Quelus Artragues, sieaio desse-t,-
joso para Quelus por no tener daga.
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nos pasos Y ayudando lsvantara r R.b-irac.
le saco de Ia herida la esp d de ) ho-aherg
Pero en- este momento lego Maugir6n y
Sc vio obgado d+fenderse en- aquel terre-
no resbalad.z) en mala posci6n, porque Is
dsba el sol en- los ojos
Al cabo de un segundo, Aaugir6n ab-io
de una cuchillada la cabs "a Liva-ot ell que
dejo escapar Ia espada cay6 de rodillss
Qlelus vela apurado con Antragues !;
Maug ron se apresur6 8 conclnir con Livarot
de una estocada Livarot cay6 completa-
mente
Epern6n dio N grito agudo,
Quedaban Qaelus Y Naugir6l contra An
traguea Q1elus tenia todo el cuerpo ensan-
grentado, pero heridas eran leyes; Mau
glr0n estaba cesi iutacto
Antrsgues conocio ell pelgro en- que esta
bs 10 habia recibido la menor herida, pero
oomeuzaba sentirse .fatigado, sin embar-
go, no era ocasion squela de pedir tregnas
Un hombre herido furioso otro Que
ardIa en- desees de derramsI su saugrs De
un vigorcso quite aparr6 con violencia la es
pada de Qlelas, y aproveehandose de la oca
sion, salio ligera mente al otro lado de Ia ba-
Irera
Quelus lie tiro una euchillada, pero no 81
cauz6 sino a los maderos
En- aquel nomeDt9 Mapgiron atac6 An
trsgues por el hanco Altrag 'es sc volyi6
Qlelus Sc aproyecbo de aquel momento para
passr por debajo de Ia barrera
E perdido, dijo Chcot
~ Viva el rey grito Espernon, frmes,
amigos mos, frmes.
Silencio. dijo Antrggues no insultes a
N hombre que ombatita hasta perder la
vida
y que 10 ha muerto todavfa, esclam6
Livarct levantandose en- aquel momeuto lie
no de ssngre polvo, J hundiendo su daga
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Unquento Derm6genol

Los asombrosos efectos prodlcido.
por el UNGUENTo DEgM6GENo r.
las iLcgas qne.adnyas. inanetss, T:-
cads4,as &c mosquitoes lepyG africans,
s1taE91es, eke5antl1sts ttsns0rss, al
c4>1l91sey zoyocsdencsa, ysas1natssaso, III
csyas, ,serfdas as cHalqHiey avnta, pa
n.sdsSos d5::. 10 demuestran las mimi
t7s cufaciones obtenidas Y el constan.
te $50 q1= Dc dicho especi6co 81
h..~-.
D-posito F.zyns4Iesa Ce7sfy1! Dc ]
iS.ggee
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Obhgado Perar con q besz5 izqlierdo,
DO teniendo dt feDsa eu el por iberse oul
tado hasts la &C miss. cada para1a le costa
ba una heTda, y auuque tcdas eran de poca
grayedad, al cabo de slganos segundos Sc
halo con Ia maEo complet4mente ensaD-
grentads
Antrsgues, por el contrario, no r1enos
dlestro que Quel0s. conoeieudo toda Ia
ventaJa que tenfa. parsba con extrema pru.
dencia. Tres golpes Sc tirarou cada mo, y
Ia saDgre salio del pecho de Q1elus por tres
heridas. aunque leves
\ cad golpe Quelus Tepetia:
No es uada
81 eombste entire Livarot Maugiron to
daVla no habIa tTaspasado los l'mites de Ia
prudencia
Ribeirae, rabiando de dolor ' conoeiendo
que comeozsba perder las fuerzas, cay6
sobre Schomberg
Schomberg 10 ret-ocedi6 sioDiera ua naso
y se coutento cen extender la esp2da
Los dos Joveres dierOn golpe
kloelrae hiri6 a Sehomberg en- Ell cuello:
la espada de Sch0mherg atrayeso el pecho
De Ribeirac
Ribeirac, herido mortalmente. Sc lev6 Ia
mano lzqulerda la herida con aquel mo
vlmler 10 sc descubri6
SchAmberg se ap-oveeh6 de 81 para da- a
hioelrac otra e>tocada.
Pero Ribeirae, con la mano derecha. CO.
go Ia lzqulerda de So adversario con Ia
izlqierda le hundi6 en- ell pecho Ia daga b
ia la guarnici0n
~ @guda pUnts atraves6 ell c0raz6n
echomoeig dio IN gritc sordo cay6 de
espa'das arrastrando coDsigo a Ri6eirac
atragessdo con 81 espada
Llvartt. viendo caer 80 amigo. did m
Paso de retirada, corrio hacia 81 persegai-
DO Por Aaugiron. En- la carrera gano algu-
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somcs veuee dores. resrondio AntEagues
en- voz bajs p sra no ofsnder a Q eus
Gracas. dijo Ribeirac. adi6s
I yolvi6 caer desmaysdo.
Antragues reeogio su espsda que hab,a
deJado caer eu la luoha, despues lss de
Quelus, ehomberg y Mangiron.
.Acabadme de matar, dijo Quelus, de
jadme mi espada
-Tomad'a, senor conde. dijo Antrsgass
presentandosela hsciendole IN respetuoso
saludo
BTillo una lagrima en- los ojos del herido
Hsbriamos podido ser amigos, muTmuIo.
Antragues lie teudo la maEo.
.bieu, dijo Chicot no es possible portar
sc de IN modo mas csballeroso, pero hoye'
Autrsgnes, eres digno de yivir
y mis- compsherosf pregunt6 e joYen
y tendre cnidado de ellos, como de leg
amigos del rey
antrsgnes Sc embozo en- su capa. que e
uio So escudero, fin de que no sc yiese 2
sangre de que estsba cubierto, y dt j4Ddo
los muertos a los heridos en- poder De 10y
paJes laesyos. desspareci6 p7r Ia pueFts de
San Antonio.
CAflTULO XCIN
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5LAGn = - go CIo

venIe Ia III
de de iss
enaiaa
de entire
. Q
casa d r
a
ole dmgse los s1s
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Especlhhco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este espeoffco desaparece- los car
ros Ia picazon que pfoduca1 las erup-
clones en- 81 cuerpo- rs 81 verda6erc nqui
tadolor. " Sc uea " fgicc lvLzs ! K 1
ca en ochenta casos dis into
Ven6ese sn -IUana- i,.sz--s.srrio d Hs-3
preTco-- ass de! ;n7e4t.,e u -rte.
Mayo I, 1895 &
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IGran depuratavo vegetal !

6 sea extracto fuido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorifcas.
Cada onza fuida representa- una
orza DE- las plantas Cve conttene.
PURAMENTF VFGFTAL
Il mas conocido, ssgsfrc = -'6ctHc
arifcador de "a sancrel
ConServs el cotis ssreo $ liare de
y0Pcf1aeJ y .gyn150s'
Pued den usarlo hasra los nihos.
Der5slto: Euyeeas54 Ccstyal, dc J
erres
ull n. i. g. Nvbre. &c 1898
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ROBERTO GRAHAM

IN9EEt ERO
PONCE r K

Los 5Szf;-{1gysTaJ1S ~. Tf<'c2 r.
cor; e9ercscao RI esta rs
Certifcan: q7e han compfobe6o y -
3rSet;as ofcial, "a eu l. parricnla-s ezra
Is epiasnlz 7ssloloss- sssnan 70 81 est7
isG. IS ohcac;G l1contsa.she dsl vtrua
vacrro prooedantc ial Iast'rrsn de Yao-
3sci51 de lor Sen1iese Sei1o insts!eoo eh
Arso:9 80 bsio 81 .s.rs5s..3a.-- sisssse Go !.
tho sara~ Ga:.o 1ez~s 4e ae 10 sss..4- agzu 4
dsteniGo sst7dlc, IL cor.1eguido peffss-
c;onar 81 nlvel Do los Institutes Euvc reca
de So fn5oIs, 81 o-,ltivo Is squal virus pro
flsctico De Is r.ruels hasta 81 sxtreoso De
pods- ssegu-ar : airna- los qrIs snscyiben,
one en- ests oobiaci5n ha p-c9re 70 tso fe-
Ices -esaltados ia obtsnico tan lieoaiese,
atisfaotorio = briiante sxitn. qus IS nan
oonseguido coa sd ersr;ao ) e1opagsci6n 81
externii4io ds Ia vir1ela gus -ue~roS1zSca y
diezmaba aa.a po1.AG:51 .,8s se aasa 6iez ;
echo me.as. No vaeila - .sor Sc -@s n
fraso-:tos er pusi:ea- 80 3 e or ne
1io De Il pressc ss e:no q1e sambien por Is
prenss peri6d;cs del pa{s scr neeesar'o-
cue Is hrfa yaoana 4ztrsils Is IL tevnefa
lei preciteGo Iaaeitu+o 90 surarlor ! :9rs19-
cole to3ss isa s1ef4aa ;sa.as IN = SIS, n
ciusa a Il 5xc:,9zsz, y aua eet.s6.st1ca ~le7'ss
na G4Go Ensioz : mas rasn nit-.ic -1.s.s1a u
trsn.o Sc hsbe1 conseg1'li7 ; sssE5ssISsssea
sc.c&4esl en Ill ro-enta pr ce1sr= 'sas@
que eoas5e : -a1ca dcn5e oc4vs1.z sndsers
den sac ssago Seiio ssn:da : i.raselta ,
Ponce { II ds Mayo ds 1899 il kotssS1y
Essscses Ccvabzzo-L<. 2ssts'S:s--I's'.
lnagaHt-l2~. Gose41s- ~. Vs<-ss3 zSszs
E3ssso kc@Sf : g9s5:Iio< = ~Ess-a fe'ss-
EJs. -. Z6seo Sa.e<5~<= = i7.ss.ss~ss->
TeTz<
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CAfITULO XCIN
CONCLUSION

II rey Sc paSeaba por la s.ls de afmas
rahao ag'tado : tembsndo al menor ruiio
hS,aoa ealculando, como hombre rxnerimen
sauo' e tempo cue Gus amigos hsbisn debi-
10 EN- pleas en- llegsr hssta ell sitio del com
o@te, asi como tcdas lss prohabiidades bue-
nAs naias que podfsn deducirse de 81 ca
raeter. fnerzs destreza
Ahora. cia, ahors strayiessn Ia ealle
de San Antonio.
Ia entran en- el cercado.
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EO e.
INTERNATIONAL
PORT-AU-PRINCE.- HAITI

Fl propietario que sasoribe ofrese las CO
anodas ventiladas habita5ioras de essa
Hotel 4 todos los pnertorriqu 8 extrsn :
goros de trans;to 6 estadfa fla en- Hsitt.
En- el esta blecimien5o So haola ingles.
frances, espanol italaao. Trato e1iso; ST.
vicio escogido.
Tenemos sacursal Ell Il eristocr4tieo ca-.
po De Thor (Bizoton) para los passage 0.
solicitud.
T GONzALo MAR'~
Enero D de 1894.
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Ara CAREET ERAS

Sc 0e,sde cass nsstad DC eu calor, una nc
qsss,.a trsturadora dc faedfa nsesss-da para
TSe.erGs, cor sn cG;Gera = slensds psest4s, ~
rss&y bt@c,s estodo .'s psssrtsssete &c sepssSs2
E7 q4e Ia isterese psse5s dss=gsfse ! dcr Rc
bsy5e Graham, esa estg css4a1a.
Poesck Eefs. er.i i q l24l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-09
A Harlequin HaSsock.

Procure seven tin cans such as arc used
for the preservation of Vegetables; the
quart size Is best. Set one in tho center
and place the remaining six closely around
it. Cut from pastcboard a foundation for
the bottom, with six rounded sides CORE
spending to The shape of the cans Fill
the cans, which, of course are placed with
the open ends up, with excelsior or ether
stufling, placing over the top quantity
sufficient to make the hassock soft Cut
from ticking or other strong cloth two
pieces, the shape of the pasteboard, one for
the bottom and one for the top, allowing
for the scam, and cut from a straight piece
Of the ticking strip the depth of the cans
and long enough to serve for the sides
Sew the pieces together over the cans and
you have substantial hassock. \ pretty
cover may be crochcted of bright worstcds
in sections diverging from the center as n
pie is cut each large enough to reach down
over the sides of one can, or the cover
may be made of furniture plush or of a
remnant of carpcting.-Womankind.
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different straights and illlshcs. BY mul,
tiplying this result by 4, the number Of
suits, /, 2S7-4-5, ! is flushes arc obtained,
of which 40 arn also straight fuShes. Sub
tracing these from the total, 5, los remain.
Tho chance Of ID pat flush is therefore 5, 10S
:, 500, 060--or once in 500 deals.
As to fulla, the three may, as before
shown, be any ono of the SO possible trip
lets This may be combined with any ono
of the - pairs which can be made from
the As cards left, giving altogether 52x72,
or 3, IA, as the total number of fulls. The
chance of getting full on the deal is
about once in ioi hands.
The question of fours Is extremely sim
pie There ere, naturally enough, only 13
possible tours. each of which may be COM
binetl with any of the 48 cards left in the
pack This gives the total number Of fours
as 624, and the enthusiastic poker player
will see that he may hope for pat four
only once in every 4, 1865 deals.
1t has already been seen that the 13
cards of each suit will give only ten differ
ent straights As there are four suits, the
number of possible straight hushes is,
therefore, only 40, and this rara avis
should not be expected oftener than once
in 81, 974 deals.
A statement is appended giving the
chances of the various kinds of hands:
Straight Flushes.-Hoyle, once in Is, coo
deals; the writer, once in ga, 974 deals; to-
tai number, 40
Fours.-Hoyle, once in AGA deals;
writer once in 4, 165 DEALS total number,
624.
Fulls-Hoyle, once in 693 deals; writer,
once in 694 deals; total number, 3,744.
Flushes.-Hoyle, once in 507 deals; writ
er, once in 500 deals; total number, 5, i6S.
Straights.-Hoyle, once in 254 DEALS
writer, once in 255 deals; total number,
10, 200.
Threes .-Hoyle once in 1 5 deals; writer,
once in AZ deals; total number, 54,9l2.
Two Pairs.-Hoylc, once in 90 deals;
writer, once in q deals; total number,
1913, 552.
Pairs.-Hoyle, 10 times in ID deals;
writer, 20 times in AZ deals; total number,
1,09S, 2I0.
Hands less than q pair, 1902, $40
Total number OF hands, 2,59S, 960.-St
Louis Post Dispatch.
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Railroad and Steamboatx
NllIR CENTRAL RAILROAD
ARRAnaEneMrs or TRAlnS IN EFFECT
JUNE 70, 1895.
Passenger Trains Leave Augasa Q
Follows:
PHpOunu TN ArMn

GOING WHISTLES A. N. for Lewiston,
Hockland, Portland, Boston and Montreal.
PAS Am and lbs (l0.20 Sundays only for main
line points,) express for Brunywlok. Lewts-
Ton. Pennington, Phillips, Rangetey, Rockiand,
rortland and Boston, connecting for White
N Monntain points and Quebec; so5 and $50 P.
M. aor Brunswick Bath, Portland, Bostop; iI.l6
M. might Pullman) every might for Lewis
Ion ZOE, Bath, Portland and Boston; $50 A. NJ.
6oiNG EAST-l.46 A. NJ. might expressly for
Skowhegan, Belfast, Bangor, St. Stephen, St
y Un and Aroostook county; s.I2 A. M. for
Waterville and Skowhegan; ass A. NJ. Rangor
par Harbor Old Town and Bangor & Aroostook
halroad; Moosehead via Dexter; 245 express
daily. Tor Bangor andBar Hsrbor, 347 p. II. for
Waterville, Oakland, North Arson, bingham.
Skowhegan, Belfast, Bangor, Old Town ARD
Msttawamkeag; 7.1s P. NJ. FOR waterville: as
gor.
The Night Pullman Train going East At lSo
A. M, going West at 1l.o0 p M, runs eyerv
night, Sunday included, connecting for and
from Lewiston, but not to skowhegan ON Mon
day mornings. or to Belfast. Dexter or beyond
Bangor. excepting to Bar Harbor) Sunday
mornings.
The day trains going West at s.45 A. M.
1920 (Sundsysl ll.s5 A. NJ, and East at 2.45 p.
M, run daily. Sunday included, between Bos-
ton. Lewiston, Bath, Bangor and Bar Harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-09

Miss Bagley, who is interested in organ
izing the order Of The Loyal Legion, de-
livered an interesting address at the First
Baptist church, yesterday afternoon, to an
audience of boys and girls. Her object is
to rcorganizc the Legion that formerly
existed here. Mrs. Wyman presided and
added few interesting remarks, Another
meeting will be held, Saturday next at
3 30 o'clock