The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-18

ment plan, by taking five or six drinks from a
glass, letting the beer get fiat MEANWHILE
American women, as a rule, do not drink
beer at ALL they sip 1t. Next to spring water
schnapps, ale, mead, and weiss beer in the
order named, lager beer is to be commended to
the thirsty as a seasonable summer drink in
moderation.
TEMPERANCE LESSON.
philadelphia Record.
Police Commissioner Grant, Of New York.
who, as he says, was trained under Puritan
ical influences, but whose early training has
been broadened by observations and travel,
testiies that during his sojourn in Austria as
American minister he saw but three men
drunk on Sunday, although all the beer
gardens were open on that day.
POVERTY STRICKEN NEW YORK.
Plain Dealer.l
According to a list of persons in New York
who pay personal taxes there are but two
millionaires in the city and both of these are
Astors, John Jacob and William Waldorf Astor
each returning his personal property at
100000
CLEVELAND JERKED AND JOLTED.
New York Journal
Why, nothing in the world would do him as
much good as to be jerked and jolted. He
hever gets exercise never gets outside the
White House grounds except in carriage
House grounds. If he does any walking it
must be in the celalr for no one ever sees him
at 1t. Don't know whether he is afraid to go
out or hates to meet people, or what in the
world is the matter SO unlike Grant, or
Arthur or Harrison. Two out of three were
threatened hundreds of times-Grant and
Arthur.
GOOD.ROADs.
[Times.Star.
The economy in good roads seems fully ap-
preciated in Massachusetts, where of 1853 towns
more than 200 have petitioned the State High
way commission forimprovements in their en-
virons, The money invested in these i'm
provements the interested towns find yields a
speedy return. One Massachuse IS coal dealer
has calculated that he saves at least 90 per
cent of the cost of hauling of oorl by the i'm
proved roadways. 1t is estimated that the
state will save from two to four million dollars
annually by the scheme of better roadways,
saving which gees directly into the pockess of
the people. For this reason the work of max
ing smooth thoroughfares of the state, not yet
improved, is being rapidly pushed. Meantime
Ohio is pushing along through the mud.
BICYCLE CLOTHES.
New York Sun.
Once upon a time the problem was what
would be the next Improvement in the bicycle.
Now it is, what will be the next improvement
in woman's bicycle clothes?
New York Tribune.
With volume of business 2S.S per cent lar
ger than laat year at all points and 23.1 out.
side of New York, and only 81 per cent small
Ter at all poiuts and SO outside Of New York
than in the prosperous year 1892, the first
week has opened the new half-year suspis-
ciously.
WILL LOOK LIKE HER MA.
New York Advertiser.
If Baby Cleveland is to be stately hand
some, bright, active, generous and refined as
the star gazer alleges, it may be set down as
something much more certain than astrology
that she didn't get it all from her father.
THE DECLARATION is LEFT.
Topeka Journal
The ever busy iconclast having exploded the
story of Pocahontas and proved that there was
no cherry tree growing in the Washington
yard when George was boy it might have
reasonably been supposed that he would allow
us to keep what little was left, but no. He
has now discovered that the Declaration of
Independence was not signed on the 4th of
July, but on the Sth.
THE GIDDY THINGS.
[Chicago Dispatch.
A Pittsburg boy aged sixty.four eloped with
a girl aged fifty-six and they were married in
Cumberland, w. Va. But what are young
folks to do when they are in love and can't
get their parents consent