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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-23
CnERlFF'S SALE.

state Of South Dakota. Seventh JuaicialD Districts
In the Circuit Court within and for Fall River
County.
The County OF FAN River. Municipal. Corpora
ton of South Dakota. Plaintiff, against Willis l..
Sawyer, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue of a judy
ment OF foreclosure and sale in the above entitled
acti on on the 18th dsy of July. AID. 1900, and an exc.
cution issued upon said judgment, the subscriber,
Edmond Petty, Sheriff of Fall River County. State
of South Dakota. for that purpose appointed.
will sell at public auction AT the front door of the
court house in the city of Hot Springs. County
of Fall River. state of South Dakota. IN Saturday.
the 9Th day of September. 1901. at = O'Clock in the
afternoon OF that day. the real estate and mort
gagged premises situate in the county of Fall
River. State of South Dakota, and directed in
said Judgment and execution to he sold, and
therein described rs follows:
The south half of the southeast quarter and the
south half loft lie southwest quarter of section nine
g, in township eight ~ south of range six (G) east
B.H.M. or so much thereof as may he sntlicientt to
satisfy said Judgment aad costs. amounting in nll
to two hundred and eighty-siN dollars and four
cents (S?S6.0H with interest thereon from date of
said Judgment and all accruing costs of sale.
Dated Hot Springs, South Dakota, July q, 1901.
lIDMoND PETTY.
Sheriff of Fall River County,
LOOMS $. Gull.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication July 26.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-23
TIMBER CULTURE. FINAL PROOF. NO
i tice for Publication.

OHfccU rsHtco 111HU NV
Rapid City, s. D., July 18th, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that John L. Burke, Hot
Springs s. d., has filed notice of intention to make
River Co. $. D., at his office in Hot Springs, 8. D.,
on Apgust24. 1901 on timber culture application
No. aO41. for the lots 1, 9. 3. :. E. a N. e. 4 of
section No. 3, in township No. SO. range No. E.
b. H. NJ.
He names as witnesses:
Alexander S. Stewart. Joseph Petty, Wiilism
p, Phillips and Edmund Petty all of Hot Springs,
SD. -.
First publication July 10.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-23

DIR. Seymour writes us that visitors
to the Buffalo exposition shoule not
fail to see abe numerous tense grinding
plants located on the grounds. 1T is
vastly interesting as we'll as instructive
as one then gains some idea of the
Skill and car required in the grinding
of lenses.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-08-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

See the new goods at the Fair.
DIR. b. Won Weidlestadt, of Dead
wood. was. among the arrivals at tn
Evans from the north on Saturday.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
AWORTHY SUCCESSOR
Something New Under
The sun.

All doctors have tried to cure CA.
rARRH by the use OF powders, acid
gases. inhalers and drugs in paste form
Their powders Dry up the mucuons mem
ORANGES causing them to crack open aua
bleed. The powder acids used in the in
halers have entirely eaten away the
same membranes that their makers
ave aimed to cure, while pastes and ONT.
mrnts cannot reach the disease. An old
and experienced practitioner who has fer
many years made close study and spec.
laty VI the treatment of CATAREH
las ii; last perfected a Treatment which
When faithfully used, not only relieves at
once; but permanently cures CATARIF
by removing the cause, stopping the dis
hargeS, AM curing all inflammation. > 1t
the only remedy known to science tina,
tctually reaches the afflicted parts. This
wonderful remedy is known as "SNUF.
LIES the GUARANTEED CATARRH
I RE" and is sold at the extremely
aw price OF One Dollar, each package
containing internal and external me1i-
inc sufficient for a full months treat
.pent and everything necessary to its per
cot use.
"SNCFFLES" Is the only perfect
Il - AltltIl w kE ever MADE ana is
nw recognized as the only safe and posi-
i've cure for that annoying and disgust
ng disease. 1t cures all nhamati IN
uickly and permanently, and is also
/ wonderfully quick to relieve HAY
EVER or COLD in the HEAD
CATARRH when neglected often lea 5
10 Observation-Disclosures
will save You il you use it AZ once. 1t is
- ordinary remedy. but a complete treat
a,ent which is positively guaranteed Il
,ur" CATARRH in any form or stage
Z used according 10 the directions viii N
accompany each package Don't delay
Int send for it at once. and write f,l
particulars rs to Your condition and you
viii receive special advice from the dis.
"nverer Of this wonderful remedy regard
ing your case without remedy regard
rond the regular price Of "SNUFFLES,
the "GUARANTEED CATARRII
CURE"
Sent prepaid TO any address in the
United States or Canada on receipt \,
One Dollar. Address Pept d. Ill ED
WIN B. GILES & COMPANY, 1884 and
1892 Market Street, Philadelphia.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
CURRENT TOPICS.

From May to November IN the coming
year there is to be held ut Cork, under
the patronage Of the Lord Lieutenant OF
ireland, and under the management Of
many Of thu most influential men. an In
tcrnational Exhibition. The project has
already received widespread support. The
exhibition will occupy forty acres within
the limits of the city OF Cork. and its
aim viii 10 10 present full ilnstrat On
" the produce and manufactures of the
present age.
During the Ronine trial in Washington
the telegraph operators were compelled
to send the name Mrs, Boninc" an al
most endless number IT times every day
AMI night, AMI III order 10 shorten their
work they abbreviated the last syllable
Or the namciutoth figure "9." Telegraph
icaly the word was always sent as
Hog"
That Jews are less subject To tuber-
culuSis than other races has repeatedly
been noted. With reference to the vial
statistics OF the eleventh census OF tht
Emitted States, Dr. j. :. Billings has
pointed out that the death rate from
consumption in 1000 total deaths among
the Jews was: For males 3G.67, for IL
mulcS 3402. while that OF the United
States GSS0l was 1873 for males AMI
l4612 for females.
The ronmitte. rooms at the Capitol
are labeled with thu titles ,f the com
mittces. with one exception, SAYS III"
Washington correspondent of the New
YORK Evening Post "Onc Of the
new rooms finished and furnished during
the summer hears the simple In, impos-
ing sign Senator tlauy, That is Al.
The Iowa State Board IF Health j. III
vcstigating the question whether per,
4on may he rendered immun" from small
poS hy tha administration IF substance
| internally \ Cedar Rapids phy>icia'
has been giving vaccination crrtiief,
! tn children who hal not been yarcinas.,
| u the usIal way, hut who liza h,,l
treated with pills. The members of ~
Board If Health believe that the pin
contain vaccine virus, and they m" trim
"a discover whether vruS is rTertiv
when taken into the stomach,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
CHRISTMAS SWEETS.
CARMEL. CREAMS.

i,ol 1nc eupfal sweet cream ani |
tu,,r cupfulS If c"l,fcctionerS' >,i:ar until
il ittlc dropped III cold water forms a
s,'t ball Remove from the iir'. y nnn
nearly cold, stir with i Spoon nntll II he
comes creamy, Tla,r the dish containing
t.c mixture over >aue"i"ti pI hot
Vlirr, and let il heat until thin enough
ID pour Then .ul, traspo"nful - any
ta,oiing. Vanilla. o. little grated rho-
sDluir being particularly nice. Pour IN
-halUW tins ahnlt Hrcc.quart"rS ~ an
ra deep Wh,n inrtly Cos led. cut in
,,tuMrs. II thr mixture ior' IN, cream
r.alty nv hciling he'll /, W again or
ddd little lmlvrrlZcd sugar.
COCOANl'T CANDi.
Eul three "a 'npful> " G,anniat"a
.ar onr-hnlf ".p'nl If va" md one.
luar,.r trasl nrfi,l u '.rean - tartar
,t.t iivc miant"s then aGd piece "f
rd5i,l. thr size ~ u walnut. Boil until II
] [, uyally hard rn9r,:I ~ thread. Md II
holuing rupful u shredded coc"annt, aud
boil until II will snap when tested IN
t,n,i water. Four into hnttrr"l tins. and
II il cool cut With a sha T. knife.
IRI'.T CANDY
!hrrr cupf0ls ii .ranulatrd SUGAR .nc-
hatt cupful Of wa,rs. oaAlulrt 4 nf 4
! urfrl - vinegar il ono half hu'if ano
,rt,i M ton~Inaan' i hnti"t. ,ur-paart
N. III a ponnt Zach Of English waInut'
HI, almonds one-half ponui ~ dates
Epoui in we'll hus,crei tin plates and 81
ftte.y IL cool
CoACnA<l' C.Al<f.;
n"at the whites Of Ave eggs, adding Il,
lynr brat. one ,Dlni Of powdered snsa
tn.til stiff thor beat III one hnlf p"nad .
f.ratrd coeonnlt mold with tn" hand int,
small cake, place On a huttered nape
iit i pan. ana hak" III . very moderate
oxen.
CREAM DATES.
Wipu dates clean and take mt tn
stones: beat tho whites Of two eggs unit
~titf. ,dd conf"ctionrrS sugar til 'ik
cream; flavor with vanilla, I'LL the date
prrs, together and roll in sugar. Walnu
creams can i,r made in tho sam" was
mlttirg m cream between TWO meats,
RT'TTERSCOTGH.
4 simple uuttcrScotch NAV lie made i
Ithis way Put inta frying pan tw
llfu~ II granulatrd sugar, two table
spoonful, VI butter. and l"t il boil mt
Il harlenS III COLI water, and is nc
sricky. Pour ~ lnti"rei plates q coo
When slightly cool cut irto SQUARES wit
yrrv -hnrp knife
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

shells. l'nmold carefully, brush the cor
lugated side with beaten yolk oC egg,
lay On buttcrcd pan and brown garlrSh
With parsley.
Tomato Soup Andalousc-ln sauce
pan Put one tablespoon II butter, one
half Of carrot. sliced, two tablespoons
~ diced raw ham, one small bay leaf
i pinch Of powdered thyme, six pepper
ruru>. Two cloves, one spris Of parsley
and one stalk of celery. Cover and cook
slowly for fifteen minutes; add two table
spoons Of flour and stir until we'll
Drowned. Turn iii I'LL the thin part Of one
t.aIt Of Tomatoes lmay reserve about a
,up of thick tomato for other usrt, and
stir until ii boils A,ld Il Scant teaspoon
u salt and i dash .f pepper. Boil gently
.or haif an hour aud rub through 4 sieve.
Return TO fire and add u teaspoon Of
,.urlstarrh or arrow root Smoothcd in 4
little cold water. When thickcncd add
cup Of strong broth Or ronSomm" thai
las been saved for this purpose. Simmer
tor several minutes, aud serve. \ creamy
nirc soup that seems to contain gelatin.
Crown Of Pork Have thr mark man
~, par" q crown BY trimming a hin i"nt
Is handing it back ana securing il with
III, h,ues .urnin- outward. Season as
u>ral and roast 10 q very crisp hruwh.
Par, ~ hut platter fill tie center
aaremlly with boiled carrot and potato
,tHll>. seasoned wtlt SAT-, b,ath i, ppr
aud hmfir. MANY Who do not have
gus, ur turkey fUr Christmas have this
rr"@n A pork rlare nu pretty di>h
and surrounded rs wreath n holly il
w"uld MAKE 4 good dinner for this "csa-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

\, srr Knows what may ~ needed III eau
Of mergrncy, and, a good Stoyr will cost
III n cents.
With In. chatting dish the hr>t DOH
hngsckerper4 like 10 purchase Il napkin
Vii I'LL thr rings. ana costing only % cents.
C,inr 70 think 81 II. Il woull NJ M
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
siA lutte people At dinner At q pinch, hu
fear, anyway.

fUar anyway.
Best Of all in the little peoples furni-
tulr, however, ARE the desks. which have
II tendency 10 make small boys and girls
lind great pleasure III writing 10 all their
faiaway cousins and amtS There ar'
different styles in these desks, some Of
ihmm very simple. ana others with roll
tops and finished with plg""nholrS on the
inside. These cost the most, but they
drr very hlSincsslike.
When one is speaking If furntnr" the
swGlging dolls chair sh"ula nat Ne for.
gotten. pretty chair which costs only
81. ana il will hold quite il lnrgc doll.
Among the very best things that ar" Ia
hc seen for the little people this year are
tn magic lanterns which have tn" mOH-
Inc pictures. There are strings ~ these
pictures which are wound 10 make con
tiuuOuS scenes. fnnny scencs and serious
SCENES. and one will cost only 81 or 81.
ana perhaps a little more. according TO
h, size and kind Of q lantt IN.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
The SUMS Daily Bill of Fare.
TOMORROW ) MENU.
- BREAKFAST.

q BREAKFAST.
40 Whcatlet, with dates and
~ cream, Rroiled ham, Buckwh"ul
~. cakes, sirup. Coffee.
LUNCH.
Celery loaf Potato shells.
- Toasted rolls OF thin bread and
butter. Peanut cookies. Cocoon,
DINNER.
Tomato soup rAndalouse Crown OF
pork, with carrot and potato balls. Seal
Hoped apples. Picked beets. Salad crisps.
Cranberry tart pie. Cheese. Cafe Noir.
An economical thing TO do this season
Of the year is to buy a whole ham and
with your own little saw use thc ltst 10
slice and the other TO boil and to season
cabbage or other vegetables for dinners.
Luncheon dishes may be- more substan-
tial now, as cold weather is apt to de-
velop better appetites Suitable dishes
for every day lunch tables are potato or
clam chowdcr, watfies and honey, welsh
rarehit apple or celery fritt"rS. cheese
balls and fruit tnaSt; all suggested "a
rasy u prepare. substantial and ineXp.n-
sivr 4 hiS i prr-eminently the meal al
which left-oycrs can he served; yet this
does not mean that such dishes should
hr ~"f's"i in m unattractivn furm, 30
says Miss Bedford.
Celery i.oa Mix twu cups ii chopped
cooked celery with the following SAUCE;
Cook two tablespoons each of butter and
flour; add one cup of milk, threc-quart.rs
~ Il teaspoon nf salt and one Sat~pouI
ur pepper. and III the last put in Two
wcll-hratrn eggs or a cup If chopped
chicken or veal. Turn into an obloH.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
Chinese Sayings About Women

Respect always silent woman. Great
i, H. wisdom 1t the woman ,yho holdnih
h,r tongue.
4 vain woman is 70 b. feared, for shr
SIN sacrifice AT for her pride.
Trust MT vain woman, for She IS first
In her avn eye.
\ naughty woman snmbe-. for n"
cannot So what may hr iii her way
Trust not thu woman thatihink"th NOR"
uf herself than another Mercy will no..
tw.l in her heart,
The -, x honor h.r VINO thinknth long
hrforr opening her lips Pearls com"
from her NJ. nth,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
RenlOPSp.

Whrn Mildred GOES - shoI, she takes
ITrr >wc"t">t smile along,
Ard II, h" counts her change she makes
Ne happy with h"r songs.
But. s"iirl and battered all to smash,
She lmps back hon, 10 ftat
Brcau-" Shc bought 4 lot Of trash
I'll, foolish only get
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
The Hidden smile.

When good luck comes, once in 4 whil",
"" hold oar head, M high and smile,
And fancy. III orr childish way,
Al a in rur Snlf-important stylc,
That She has come e. stay.
When Ill Luck comes W. 20 about Z
With aching hearts and full OF Doubt.
Forgetting NJ We fret and fuss
That Good Luck. somewhere pcepng ont
Still has a smile for us.
S F. Kiser
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

Hot ! alter Bottles, an excellent gift,
something that is needed in every house
hold. jOc to 81 o..
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

Hair Brushes for sister, brother,
father and mother, all styles, all prices,
from 25c. to IS co.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

lie famous Roger & Gallgt" Soaps,
9 cakes ~ box, make very pretty and
acceptable present. 75c. a box
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

No Wanting a Better Smoke when
You have tried a "nelt's Special"
You n alize richness about them that
is delightful. Put up in boxes suitable
for Christmas gifts $l.l5 box.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

We are very proud Of our line OF
Extracts, from the fact that they SO
closely resemble the odor of the hower.
Put up IN fancy bottles at %, so and 10
cents.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

There ere table and seats combined
also that are altogether delightful. and
round tables which would accommodate
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

With cold wave coming, it is Well 10
buy parlor stove for the dolls house,
even il II Is heated by = furnice. One
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

Read The Sun.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08
RS. RICHARD HARDING DAVlS'S o SHOW GOWN.
VERSATILE NEW YORK COUSIN TELLS OF THE MODIsH Co.'S
TUNE DESIGNED BY THE BEAUTIFUL WIFE
OF THE FAMOUS NOVELIST.

New York. Dec. 6.-My Dear Gracia: I
must describe to you my new English trot-
ting gown. 1t is in black broadcloth. with
The material is one with a border or an
impression and this has been used to
make panels for the skirt and to trim the
attic cutaway coat. The impression is
in blue and white. and. used upon the black
of the broadcloth. is very effective.
There is a little shirt waist Of White
which I wear underneath the coat OF my
English trotting gown. but the coat II a
tight-fltting cutaway. all buttoned down
before. The cutaway part starts at the belt
line and slashes of sharply at each side. In
the back are split tails.
The skirt. which seems to me almost too
elegant for much "'trotting." is one Of those
extremely tight-fitting ones. The front alb
solutely hugs the figure. and the Sides are
cut straight up and down, with a slight
inclination toward an inner curve. making
the skirt look smaller at the knees than at
the hips. 1t is ever so classic In outline.
but how shall I wear q petticoat with TT
The black has the semitrain and the Dor
der forms panels down each side of the
front.
Miss Hecker's Gowns.
The handsomest street gown I have seen
was worn by Miss Genevieve Hecker. the
little golf champion. It was in brown. with
panels OF white cloth: a panel OF white
cloth ran right around the skirt. This panel
was laced with silk braid. That wide strip
OF white. with the white braid criss-cross-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08
~. DEvL1N-Boss.,
The Secret Of His Power Illus
trated by a Typical Incident.

AAAS~ ~
Down the street they passed-that august
parsonage, Judge Hallowell. and j. Devlin-
Boss, the Judges arm hooked in Jimmy's,
and Jimmy telling a story. The Judge. port
ly, ponderous and gray-headed. a pros
pective candidate for the Supreme bench.
was shaking with laughter.
TT was this way" Jimmy was saying.
~h' old lady was az bald as an egg. and
her wig-th' d~og-he...." The narrative
came to a sudden end. Jimmy's eyes were
on the other side OF the street
Excuse me. Judge; IN tell you tn rest
smother time" he said. hurriedly. With
that he darted across the car tracks. and
laid q OBTAINING hand on q man there. He
drew him to the curb line.
6hock-headed, his broad face streaked
with dirt and perspiration. his coat on one
bare arm, a red undershirt showing at the
neck. Sandy" McLain, one of the water
works gang" grasped Jimmy's out
stretched han in a hairy paw and grinned.
Didn't know y seed me. Tn Judge-T'
he exclaimed.
Flows Mrs. McLain?'' asked Jimmy.
Sound as a dollar. She got home yest-
day. Thet week at tn seashore you gave
Jimmy Redeemed. He pulled his hand away
roughly. Hold on! That's enough" he de-
clared. 81 got to CO." He clapped the other
on the shoulder, wheeled about, and was
Sandy McLain looked after him, shaking
his head. "'TwaS the same way he acted
bout them turkeys an cranberries Christ
mas" he muttered. ''He's-he's! Il! Damn
4 l wouldn't JUS do anything fur hImr"
he finished. hitchins up his coat and NOV
Ing on.
From ]. ~Devlin-Boss-by Francis Churchill
Williams.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08

strife to obtain good color combination, OF
new color schemes Gray. that universally
becoming shade, Is worn with this color and
with that, to make q striking harmony. If
one can 80 describe 1t. At an elegant no.
tel the other morning, where the grande
danes Of society were arriving. to sit
through a piano recital. given by a man
with a foreign name and foreign hair. there
was one gown that was noticeable at once
for its colors.
The gown. which was in light gray. was
a shirtwaist and skirt. The waist was in
ladies' cloth. buttoned in the back. The
front was trimmed horizontally with inser-
tons of white lace overlaid with the mar
rowest strips of gold lace. The skirt was
trimmed with side panels Of white lace with
the tiny gold design finding its way through
the lace.
But the feature of this gown was its
amethyst buttons. They were in that
charming shade of purple. and. being rather
large, were very quickly noticed. But where
were the buttons, you will ask. II the waist
was fastened in the back? Why. they were
used for holding the band Of lace insertion
in place.
Those Pretty Buttons.
One button stood at each side Of the yoke.
Just where the lace insertion terminated.
Then there was q chou in gray ribbon, q
chou with three outstanding loops and two
ends. and an amethyst button was in the
middle Of the chou. The belt consisted of q
"trip Of white satin buttoned in front with
an amethyst buckle. Then there was a
long gold lorgnet chain with tiny amethyst
ornaments upon it.
Another gown in gray was conspicuous
for its trimmings of navy blue: the two
colors go we'll together.
A luncheon of one morning last week was
noticeable for ita Xell-turued-o ut Xnmen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08

and one must have Q rain coat. with long
straight lines, and Q street coat to wear
when It has no thought Of raining. The
latter must be a handsome thing in satin
cloth. or in ladies' cloth. in %broadcloth or
and elegantly lined. You will do well II
you get one that will suit you under 40.
But. Of course. you must look at the cuffs.
which are Of velvet. at the rolling collar.
which IL faced with the same. at the elab-
crate applique. which trims the front. rum
ming in a panel from chin to boots. and at
the facing. which IL very handsome all the
way around-a border. az 1t were. for the
lining, which must show q contrast to the
facing.
Dressing Like Nurses.
Are you having all your street Jackets
lined with whitef You really ought to do
20. for It 10 such . fad Just now. Neatness
In dress 10 all the vogue. and in no way can
one show it moro decidedly than in the
wearing Of white. It is awfully expensive.
rs you may guess. but, oh. so effectfvel
Somebody, one Of US girls. has discovered
that nurses are attractive to the eye be-
cause OF their white cuffs and caps. their
aprons. their neatness. all caused by the
touch Of white.
Will you believe that society girls arc
trying Just a little to look like nurses7 One
OF he martest girls OF our set actually
has a pair OF white satin cuffs. very stif
and very deep. which she slips on her
sleeves. just at the critical moment. to
dress up . gown. Upon . plain shirt waist,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-08
THE MASTER KEY"
An Electrical Fairy Tale Filled With MagicSurpassng Marvels That
May Yet Become A ccomplished Facts.

In Tho Master Key" now Just published
by the Bowen-Merril Company. Indianap-
oils. the author. Mr.. L Frank Baum. gives
US an electrical fairy tale which will DO
read with great entertainment and amuse-
ment by. adults and juveniles alike. The
story deals in q magical way with the
wonders Of electricity and its marvellous
Incidents are based on the truth that tho
impossibilities of yesterday become the ac-
cepted facts Of to-day" The hero of the
tale Is one Rob Joslyn, a bright American
boy with a bent for electrical experiment
On q certain occasion, while tinkering with
q battery in his room, Rob accidentally
touches the ''master key Of electricity.
THIS brings before him. ready to do his
bidding. the Demon of Electricity. and from
that time forward the American boy n
the Electrical Demon proceed to astonish
tho reader with q series Of tho most amax-
ing feats. The things o are not unlike
the weud0-compeilins achievemenS OF