The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-26
ParsOnala.


A German Professor has undertaken the
task of counting the hairs or a buffalo
robe, one by one. =
Sarteris is the namsof the future hus-
band of Nellie Grant, and not Saleratus, as
some papers have it.
Mr. Loyson, formerly celebrated as the
eloquent Pere Hyacinthe of Paris, lately
paid q visit to Rome. and was accompan-
led by his wife and child. -
Miss Belle Murray, who has been act.
ing as Deputy Clerk in the Circuit Court OF
an Illinois County, is On trial for embezls-
ment. Odds that she gets elear.-BosteR
Post. r..
Matt Lynch, a veteran California editor,
having gone to his rest, Mrs Lynch an
nounces herself as responsible for all ed
~itorials, savage and otherwise, that appear
In the paper hereafter. TIC 1KCltft &.
Joseph Waltz, the Catskill murderer,
continues to indulge in verses. Witness
this closing of al ode TO q Catskill physi-
oian.
HDIIiuForTNn ask our Lord lLL ~
.-rz To send some angels down; -
And they will give me strength
-Rochester Chronicle
The French town of Issoadun boasts Of
the most wonderful kusus nGtur9 of the
age. It is q young girl, fourteen years old,
whose body, from the waist downward, ia
double, and presents two parts acting in
dependsntly Of each other. The two legs
she uses for walking belong each to a diff
ferent trunk, while q third one is quite in
sensible to pain. She enjoys good health.
Mr.. Thomas Meagher, father Of General
Thomas Francis Mesgher, died March 2,
At Bray, ireland. Deceased was q oolIea-
que Of Daniel 0'ConnelI in the represents
ton Of Waterford. r5 49,
Mr.. Gladstone. relieved, of the cares of
Office, intends 6eGaking himself to the Hos
ly hand, and on his return will devote
himself to literature, and more particular
" to the translation Of classical poetry
a. A model husband from the landof &c
tiou-'iHe admired his wife so much, that
be used to light the candle three times
every night toleok at her; and become =
very celebrated bankrupt Two or three
times"
For an instance of remarkable presence
of mind, says the Brooklyn Argus. com-
mend rs to the sagaoious Illinois weman,
who, when her husband was bitten bya
mad dog, drew q pistol and promptly shot
tbs man. 40 e1l-t
The viii Of the late James w. Geraad, of
New York, leaves oYer 100000 to Mrs.
Virgins, his daughter and her three chill
dren WIG reside in Litchfeld. Connecticut.
Among the literary treasures said to
have been left BY Nj. Sumner, IL the bible
Of John Bunyan, with the autograph Of
the author Of the Pilgrims Progress writ
ten in II.
Cairo tEgypt1 has grown to be quite q
favorits winter resort for Americans.
Some Of them are building residences.
there. Among these Is Samuel Reming-
ton, of the Arms Company.
The Boston Transcript says. "Ths eE-
animation Of Mr.. Summers body was in
accordance with his ~oft-repeated request
to his medical advisers"
IS Rev Charles Kingsly will spend Che
summer at Colorado Springs, resting after
his lecture tour a month or SO before re-
turning to England. LHI-ti q n
Miss WIekershan. of Philadelphia. will
shortly be married to the Marquis Tafhna,
an Italian nobleman "of large fortune
The lady is TO- in Nice. az a
Wherever We dig in this moiety' place
we strike Butler Just as certain as Dow Of
DowIs Flat used to strike water wherever
he dug for gOld-N 7. Post.