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IN the statement that the excess of the
mckinley administration over that Of
CieVeiand's would load up 100 cars with
twenty dollar gold pieces. In other words
tnat the excess was one billion seven
hundred million-a sum almost incompre-
hensrble, and showing that the future Of
thls country under wise republican ad-
mnlstratlon would escape the anticipa-
tlons or men living in this age
Abiding to local conditions, Mr.. Morr;n
said une American people were on tip-toe
anxiousiy awaiting Montanas verdict
against vice and bribery. The duty of
the Montana voter was plain, and virtue
would bring its own reward.
After Morrin concluded, the president
or the club. Mr.. Robinson, took the chair
ana introduced M. A. Berger, candidate
Tor the legislature. Ic a five minute
speech Mr.. Berger reviewed ,ocal condi-
tlons in a manner that went straight
nome to mis- auditors. The eight hour
promise of the democrats to miners with
all It's i1ollow mockery: militarism and
imperialism to throw of the Montana
voter from the vital issues cf the hour.
were taken up in about sixty words by
Mr.. Berger. Incidentally. he let his aud
ltors into the secret of the ratifica tion Of
the treaty witt: Spain for the possession
OF the Philippines. William X. Jones,
chairman of the national democratic
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10
FIRST WHITE BOY IN THE BLACK HILLS,

Robert E. Talent, who has the dis
tinction of being the first white boy to
enter the Black Hills of South Dakota,
is in the city, having arrived yesterday.
Mr.. Talent is not boy now. His home
is at Sturgis, about fifteen miles from
Deadwood. the metropolis of the Hills.
The object of his visit to Butte is to in
troduce book entitled BLACK Hills. or
Last Hunting Grounds of the Dako-
tabs" which was written by his mother,
Mrs. Annie D. Talent, the first white
woman to enter the Hills. Young Robert
and his father and mother were men,
bers of the Gordon party. which left
Sioux City for the Hills on October 6,
1874, and reached it's destination a little
more than two months later, after pass
ing through country bristling with
Sioux Indians. In 1885, however. they
We're all rounded up by United States
soldiers and taken to Fort Laramie, for
the Black Hills country at that time re-
longed to the Sioux. Talent senior
would not remain at Laramie. The par
ty had discovered gold in the Hills and
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10

committee, and w. J. Bryan, the demo-
cratic candidate for president were the
chief promoters in that policy of eNpan-
sion. Upon that issue the democratic
party has stultified itself. IF militarism
is such terrible thing" said Mr.. Berger,
why didn't Mr.. Bryan stay where he
belonged and raise wheat in Nebraska
instead of volunteering to liberate
iCuba?"
G. w. Ellingwood. another candidate
FOR the legislature, followed Mr.. Berger.
So did Tom Driscoll and George A. Clark
.All made happy hits on local topics.
which were well received by the audi
ence. The latter candidate aroused the
enthusiasm of his hearers in an cptim-
1ssc picture of the future Of Butte. Its
prosperity was enduring, he said, if we
could shake off the decentralization of
democratic rule. Montana was capable Of
supporting a million people. Already
e. F-eculators were on their way from the
east to look over it's vast resources. If
the ble ntsh of bribery and corruption
were removed from Montana. it's star
wclld be the brightest in the galaxy Of
intermountain states.
The republican club will hold meetings
In .. Georges hall every Tuesday even
ing until the campaign closes, and local
orators will be pre- esent to address Center
Vile republicans
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10
SNEET-G|RL
CONDUCTORS
BUTTE STREET RAILWAY SYSTEM
WILL BE TURNED OVER
TO THEM.
ST. JOHNS GUILD WILL.
RING UP THE CAR FARES.
Feast Night at the Bazaar-Patronage
Most Generous-Good
Music.

There is likely to be a number of
breakdowns in the local car service next
Thursday. On that day the sweet g:rl
conductor will take charge and ring un
fares, ard if the male population of Butte
DOESN'T crowd all cars to the danger
point. then the said male population is
not TO be relied upon as a "slre thing"
in any kind of game.
! Manager Wharton, whose big heart al
ways beats in sympathy with any char
liable or ph.lanthrcpic undertaklng-ask
the salvation Army lassies about it-has
rendered his extra street car service to
the ladies of st. Johns Guild for Thur
day. Things may not en- that day be con-
| du1ted exactly according to Hoyle and
any man who flashes a pass will do 81
at the price CT look of reproach that
would dsnte CRATE marble statue, bat
the cars will run Just the same, and the
ladies will be there-theyll be there
In order that cars may run on
schedule time Manager Wharton has laid
down the follcTing set of rules, with
which rigid compliance is demanded:
First-No lssy conductor shall fail to
sew an outs:5e pocket on her dress.
Second.y-No lady conductor shall take
more taan five inmates during one trip to
thrash anybody, Cor dilatory tactics in
getting on or off a car
T.lirdly-No lady conducltr shall try
to transfer anybody to Chicago. Paris, or
any other point farther east than Fargo.
North Dakota, except by special con-
tract, signed in ink by the passenger
Fur hly-No ady conductor must stick
any sum inside the car; the ROOFS will be
specially reserved for this purpose.
Last evening was an occasion for
feasting at the Auditorium. "Chtcxen.
nice and brown, with nice gravy all
around" was served by the ladies', daint-
lily attired in Oriental and other bizarre
costumes. In addition to the regular
fare every customer got all the way from
one TO a dozen ravishing smiles, depend
ert entirely upon whether he was Just an
ordinary person or a Ii Hung Chang in
diplomacy
A number OF attrac lions were added to
the Eazaar last evening in the way of
booth decorations. and the hall now has
quite an Edenic appearance. The Boston
& Montana band was there and Leader
Sam Treloar did his regular Sunday di-
recting and time-beating for the occa-
sion On Friday evening the fair will
ccme to an end with a grand ball
number of amusing incidents happen
nightly and are recounted by the ladies'
with gusto.
One little fellow wished to know what
he could buy with S.. He was told that
he could purchase ice cream and plenty
of other things.
''Well, was the answer of the youthful
prodigy, give me IS worth of ice
cream"
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the members of it who had been caugh!
by the' soldiers and taken out were anx..
ibus to get back. One day Talent and
several of the others slipped away from
the post and made their way across the
country, and in the spring of 1876 Mrs.
Talent and young Robert joined a mule
train bound for the Hills and were soon
among the creaking pines they had been
compelled to abandon in 1876 From
that time on Mrs. Talent kept track of
the happenings of that wild and woolly
country and has presented them in book
form to the world. The book contains
many portraits of men wal known in
Montana, among tne.l being that of
Sol Star, formerly of Helena: Seth Bull
lock and Jack Langrishe, the latter of
whom is a theatrical and newspaper
man and an old friend of John Maguire:
the veteran theatrical manager of Butte.
1t also contains much interesting ac-
curate data concerning the development
and growth of the Hills country. Butte
is full of old Black Killers who will be
more than interested in the history.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10
BIG DAMAGE SUIT
May Be Filed Against City for Death
Oh John Lanney.

In all probability the city of Butte will
be made defendant in damage suit for
not much less than $4,000 on account of
the accident to John Lanney, who fell
into an excavation at the northeast ccr-
ner of Wyoming and Granite streets a.
from Which he died on Monday after
noon. An attorney has been irvestigat-
ms The case today with the object of
hitising the action in behalf of Lam
neys relatives. He Claims to have tes-
timony to show that the place into
which Lanney fell was unprotected at
the time of the fall, but was found pro-
tected an hour later
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10
EXCURSION RATE CUTTING.

The indications are that befOra man.
moons sail upward from the Columbia
Gardens fountain and curve downward
to repose somewhere in the region of
Crystal Springs, the residents of the
northwest will see some of the iiveliest
rate-cutting that ever resulted from q
war betewen rival railway lines
President James j. Hill of the Great
Northern threw down the gauntle. and
administered right swing to the other
lines when he lowered the homeseekers'
rates from Chicago and st. PAIL to
Great Falls and intermediate points;
now the Northern Pacific has stepped
back with straight lead and gone
Jimmy one better"
In a telegram received by Assistant
General Passenger Agent Merriman from
General Passenger Agent Fee last even
ing. the announcement is made that the
Northern Pacific will not only make
lower rates than has the Great Northern,
but that Butte and Helena will be in
cluded as objective points for the sale
of tickets to intending settlers.
Naturally enough this means war. and
as President Hill took the initiative it is
unlikely that he will not change his
rates so that those of the Northern Pa
caf1c will occupy higher rung on the
ladder Of cost.
In his dispatch General Passenger
Agent Fee makes the following state
ment:
THE Northern Pacific will run a series
of low rate settlers excursions from
Chicago. St. Louis, st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Duluth to all points on the line from
Little Falls. Mimi. west to and including
Portland. Orc. The one-way rate and
round trip settlers rates will be from
80 to so per cent less than anything an
nounced heretofore to Butte, Helena and
territory contiguous, including the Gal
latin, Missoula and Bitter Root valleys" !"
This places Butte and Helena on the
same footing as the Great Northern has
placed Great Falls. The Northern Pa
cific tickets will be sold on Tuesday of
each week between October 16 and No
vember 2. inclusive and on Tuesday of
each week in 1901. from February u to
April 30. The rate from st. Paul to
Helena and Butte one way is fixed at
$50. and for the round trip at $35. From
Chicago to Helena and Butte the one
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10

Byron {. Kerr, stenographer and tele-
grapher for Assistant General FREIGHT
Agent Archibald Gray cf the Great
Northern, will leave this evening for
Kellogg and Bonaparte, Iowa. where he
VIII spend his annual vacation of two
weeks with relatives
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10
DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT.

T.. E.Calvin. general superintendent. of
the Oregon Short Line, with headquar-
ters at Salt Lake City, has appointed G.
II. Olmstead acting superintendent Of
the Montana division, vice l.. Malloy, who
mas been granted leave of absence. In
his turn Olmstead has appointed r. H.
Williams acting trainmaster and s. B.
castle acting chief dispatcher, with
headquarters at Pocatello, Idaho.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10
NOTICE TO COAL CONSUMERS.

All Rocky Fork Coal is now delivered
from our yard.
We are sole agents for Butte but your
dealer can buy it for you. See that your
scale ticket bears our name and Is stamp
az ROCKY FORK COAL. Delivered
price $500 per ton.
RJITTE SEWER PIPE & TILE co.
Corner Granite and Hamilton streets.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10

way rate will be s25 and the round trip
$40.
1t IS evident that the general appre-
cation following the announcement of
the Great Northern's reduction in rates
spurred it's rival into quick action. The
burlington and Oregon Short Line will
nave to follow suit, and big rate war
may be expected, with the Great North
ern and Northern Pacific setting the
pace.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10

General Agent p. K. GilflEn of the
chicago & Great Western leaves this
evening for st. Paul on his annual vaea-
ton. He will be accompanied by Mrs,
Gilfillin,
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10

There will be a social anG card party
,siven by the Daughters of America at
Fidelity hall on Wedaes lay evening, Oc-
,ober 10. Admiss sioo e cents.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10

uy0 , YES" have a look at our
- ~ Fall Woolen Suits. Pants
and Overcoats to order. Prices easy.
C. F. Fisher. Tailor. 10 South Main.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10
J. y Nc GREGOR
VETERINARY SURGEON.

Honorary graduate Of the Ontario Vet.
Urinary College. Toronto. Canada Treats
all diseases Of domesticated animals ac-
cording to sc.entinc principles. ONCE at
Marlow's Stables, 104 South Main street.
Telephone ia All cases promptly ate
tended to.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-10-10

Take the Burlington Route to Denver,
shortest and quickest.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28
4 Ministsr,s Coco Work.

u hat seyere attack II bilioue colic got 4
hottie Of Chamherlains Cole Cholera and
niarrh@a Remedy, took two doses and was en-,
tirely cur, d snys Req A. A. Power, Of Empo-
ria, Ran any ueighbor across thest1eet was
sies for ever week, hsd two or three bottles o
medicine from the doctor. He used them for
threeor fonr days without relief, then called in
smother Doctor who treated him for some days
and gave him no relief, so discharged him. /
went oser to see him the next morning, lie
SAID his bowels Were IN a terrible ak, that they.
hsd haen running on so long thatit was almost
bleody nux. asked him II he had tried Cham
befiain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
and he said NO. / went home aud brought
MIN my bottle and gave him one d5ss; told him
70 take another dose in fifteen or twenty min
utes II he did not find relief, but lie took no
more and was entirely cured think it the
best medicine have ever tried" For sale by
Dr. Bishops drug store.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

By virtue Of M nr,ieI. ~ it,a -o,,rt ~ Z, ,ti
unry az eajd c,tlnIy ,rtIIs,i, Al mini, ~,
c0rt hnnsein sajd .an,t, ~ a ~
hours or sale ina fnlI,,,,,,,,., lsa,.,l,7 1--we q
propertv I'll Ile - A. ~ 53 ~ Ns,baI ge
ef3ts.d ,sttuata h ma tti,- r trr,,,sin
said etatN ana CONT ~ m,,,,,c,.s
twelve hundred nd ti,ittv eav.,, ffos-, .,ci
hundrcl ara tltirtv e-hi i99sS W.T. 80
md thirtysnina f1sR9 t,,sI,5a i9,r3ra -
FORTY fl2lO} AIN bn.dfTd ,,nd rn,t,,t y fst5S
ana AZ nTntrei sen MA ma NO, 49,
sety eat.Il ~ sait Ii,s nv -, "a, = -
tles. ,,tt, n i,,tg,,, X 49, " l, Astl
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28

Whist a Dreadful Thlng II isiowsbe
up N the night suffering from cholers
morbusi ard get, cases OF this kind are
very common. The trouble, how eyer,
viii never become serious # you keep
bottle Of PaiG-KilleF OF hand, for It
is remedy that never fails to cure
cholera, cramps, diarrl et or dyseteTi
Avoid substitutes. There is but one
Pain-Ktler, Perry Davis' Price %
cents aud 50 cents.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28
.tate d eeorgIa-oonnty Of eIynn.

state Of Georgia-County of Glynn.
The cO-partnefship heretofore existin o. nda,-
tue hrm name and style Of TAYLOR, Cook h Com
pany engaged in the saw mill business, in tho
nahulacIure OF cypress lumber, and otherWise
at Brunswick. Ga, having seryed ia
PURPOSES, tits mutually agreed by All
% the undersigned members Of said nrm
same Is hereby dissolved by mutual conaenf
Inc business heretofore carried on by the said
company will hereafter be conducted by tho
o. Giynn county. &c rgia, with It's principal
once in Brunswick, Ca, know as and called
me Taylor Cook Cypress Company. All debit
ors, creditors and other parties dealing with
sad co;partnership in the past and all persons
otherwise interested will take notice. This Oc-
tober ~, 1900 Respectfully,
.; n. Taylor. T. Is. Cook.
wills Taylor. j. II Cook
Mrs. Hattie j. Ross. A. w. Cook.
Mrs. Rebecca A. Cook. J. w. Cook.
Mrs /. NJ. Calvin.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28

GE0RGI A-Glynn Counts

SEOA6l A-Glynn County.
=, Mrs Mnry G. Reppa'd vs.. Jefferson levy,
In Natnbal Tank ~ }rrnswjt ls and the Nav
OF autl g unefi Uf Bruuswi ck.-Petsif3n forl ar
.L,,n = "a Y N Glynn Superior court, De.
To the tfeDd mt } jefferson Levy:
You arc her by notified thar the petitfonerih
the Hlove stated case viii apply tnr paitt-
TIN Of that certain reai properly in toe etaLe
Of Heoraia. county at Glyun amt Il v Of Rruus-
lex. ce4erih"d a. f,dl0pS: T q Nunhf astern
portion of what ls known rs and Gated the
thirty Acre Iract'' or "lhr Wells TIacti'
hSy ng Tie foil owing cour es And .lstdnces o.
Wit; Gpmmahe ne ~ the centre Of the south
ern line OF Union stfe,t aud running thence
eouttTardl9 l.Gl0 feet; thence running East
warniy feet; thence running Nnfhwardly
lB0feet; thence runnin Nestwlrdly S55 feet
except three ceItaln small tracts reretf fore
sold by the owners such aspiration for par
titiOn Of aid laad viii lie ado at tie next
term q sand couf to be held IN the nrst Nom
dao in December next
Aiiis notice ven IL pursuance 6 ali order
granted sept mher IS 9o0, ty Hon Pa3i II.
seatroCk- nudge II said court lr s'ding fha
ho1Qrable Joseph w, Bennett beng dsquailed
N SAID case.
(. Witness tho Honorable Paul =. Setb.ook,
}}aMSage 81 said court prtsdtng, this October !,
II. F. DU BIGNON.
Clerk Superior Court, Gly mn County, Va
sPAkKS a T%Ir1Y.
Petitioner, AtJorneys.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28
FIRST CLASS DYEING

i'm Carter has just returned from
savaaaab, where he has MADE ar
rapRements wish the leading stesm
are work there, 10 represent ih4u4 ~
his city, Bruaswick will not aH
4 hrst-class steam dyeipg estallsh-
mem, and an persons desiring hrsr
class work in tits line can see jim
Carter at the Brunswick Cl.sn ~ &
Pressing Go. DyelnR IN coiors spe-
oiaity. Also ooloring lace curtains
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28
CITATION.

GEORGTt-Gls Countv,
10 whom q Bay concern: HI Read having
N proper form Applied IL me for permaaeut
letters q administration an the estate Of
seo1 &c Macarthur, i1te Of said county, this ia to
cite All and Singh ar, the creditors and next OF
kir o. Ge9rge AcArthurt 10 be rnd appear at
my Office within the time allowed by law and
SHOW cause, u any they can, why permanent
administration should not hs granted 80 III j
Read on George McArthnr's estata. Witness
my hand official signature tins 18th day OF 90
tooer' lW HORACE DART,
Ordinary.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28

Dr. w Fl. Lewis, Lawrencev,lie,
Va, writes: Il am nsing Kcdol Dys-
pepsia Cure ia my practice among 49,
we're c ases lgestiop, and find Il
an admrsbls remedy Many hun
dreds Of physicians depend upon the
usa Of kodol Dyspepsls Cure in stom-
ach troubles. II tigosts what you eat.
and allows ron to esta'l the good food
you need, providing # do not over
load your stomach. & instant re-
lief and a peamanent < e. W j..
Butts,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28
CITATION.

Htof8ll-1lynn county.
y. Mary Alahoney FGlyug made applica-
uon Tor twelve months' support, out OF the
estate OF Timothy Mah0Bey and appraisers
GUY appointed 20 set apart the same having
MED their return. alt persons concerned are
hereby required 70 show cause before the court
o. ordinary % said county on the firet Monday
N NoVembery 1890 why said application should
not 9s granted. This lth dav II Noyem9 81. 1000
HORACE DART, Ordinary.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28

Have your winter suit messure takaa
by Jim Carter He represents The
leading tailors Of Amsrioa. All & q
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28

Pure Whiskey, Harptrs. Perfeol
Wbirksy, Harper's. Every bottle
guaranteed Hsrper's. Sold By T New
man, Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28

New Geo rsia syrup and buokwhest,
AZ L, B. Robnrts', corner Egnopt AID
AlbemaTle streets.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28

This is the seseop when mothers are
alarmed or account CT Group. Il &
quickly cured by One Minute Cougt
Cure, which children like to take. w.
j. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28

No other pills can equal DEWITT
Little Early r ssrs for promptoess,
certainty and efficiency. w. ]. Butte.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28
sAItEp.

Nlrw, latk F. G. siehens, I.ar8on,
Ca as4n
sohr. Aaitha s Bennett, Rol n,
Nay x III
Sour. John G Smith. Kaeeland,
E zabzfhper.
soar. Hsnry clauseg. ", MoIaugh,
lin, Bssh,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28
MsERvICE ny PUBLICATION.
Mrs. Clyde Freeman,

Mrs. Clyde Freeman, Libel for Divorce. Re-
turDable to December
vs. Term, 1900, of Superior
Court Of Glynn coun-
70 the Sa4i defendant, U. j. Freeman:
You are hereby required personaiiv or hv
auorney q be and appear at the next term Of
the Supcile = OF said county, convening
On il, tne nrsv .-~ssy IN December 1900, then and
upon the merits OF her petition for divorce filed
Against you as IN default OF such appearance
~ Sourt Mll proceed az 10 justice shall apper-
guuke 81 seld Superior Court, this 22d day on
nT1 llBIti i lisOO. A. o, TOWNSEND.
deputy Clerk Superior Court Giynn Oo. Ga
u, W. KRAUSS, Pltf7s. ATTY. - -
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28
4 administrators Notice,

VI persons having claims against estate OF
q. Campbell will present them to the under
AZ their accounts to II SPEARS
Admir-. Estate j. G. Campbell.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28
John NJ Steele
VS.
jamie Huber, formerly
Apple ,iion for re =
mOvai OF
ASSEMBLIES.

NE $500, ~ W hNA3IiIies.
Notice l. hereby gfvep.that on the 9th dav IT
October, o. the undetstgnr d iie in the Sffc,,
Of the ERIK of the SUPERIOR court OF GIynn.
comfy hls a picist an for removal or he di-a-
n]iti-s eSinE uron him under tha Terdict and
Judgment rendered in aid court Nav II. lg00.
Ia the suit of his former wife, Jane steele
ep&inst himiof divorces nd That said apphca-
ton Wall lac heard 1T the term % said eourt he
ginning on the fret Monday IN December nex :,
Tnis october 9, 1900.
lOnN NJ. arEELH
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28
5000 Reward.

We will pay the above reward for any cas-,
Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache
indigestion. Constipation or Costiveuess We
cannot cure with Liyerata, the Up Date
Little Liver Pills when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are purely vege-
boxes contain 100 pills ioc boxes contain 40
pills, sc boxes contain IL pills Beware Of. sub.
etItutes ana limitations. Selt by mail. Stampf
taken. kERVfTA MEDICAL CO, cor. Gin.
ton and ckpon SITS Chicago, Ill. For sale by
B own Drug Co. Brunswick, ia
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28
Brighes Disease.

HiTh living, irtemperanco exposure and
many other h ngs bring on Pr.gbts disc 80,
Foley's Maney Cure will prevent Bright's dis
eaae and al other kidney or sadder disorders
iftaken in time Take nothing else W J
Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-28

Prom Cincinnati, Louisville, Atlanta and
Macon.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-04-24
A LUCKY
How the Art OF Printing from Stone
Was Discovered.
Ito be continued

was discovered.
One OF the greatest discoveries ever
made was the result of pure accident
II was in the year 1896. The citizens
Of Munich had just witnessed the first
performance Of Mozart's opera, Don
Juan" The theater was deserted by
all except one man, Alois Sennefelder,
who, after making a round of inspec-
ton in the building to see that there
was no danger of fire, went to his room
to stamp the tickets Of admission for
the following day. When he entered
his room he had three things in his
hand-a polished milestone. which he
had bought for sharpening his razor; a
ticket-stamp, still moistened with
printing ink, and a check on the treas
urer of the theater for his weekly
salary. AS he placed the latter on
the table a gust of wind swept il high
up in his room, and then deposited it
in a basin OF water. S~ennefelder dried
the paper as well as he could, and
then weighted it down with the whet-
stone, upon which he had carelessly
placed the printing stamp. When he
returned TO his room the following
morning, he was astonished at seeing
the letters printed upon the dampen-
ed paper. A thought came to him. He
wondered whether by some such means
he could not simplify his work of con-
tinually copying the songs Of the
chorus. He went out and purchased a
large stone, commenced making ex-
periments, and, as we all know, final
ly discovered the art of printing from
stsne-lithography.