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And then Aunt Libby comes in, and the
Deacon remarks that be is rs ike as not to
hev q 'tarnation loi o. bother about tia
reaper, and mebbe he won't git back atore
supper time" Aunt Libby promises II
show Miranda around" And so)n the old
Somehow or other the dsy. which seemed
lnterminable, draws 10 q close. and towsrd
evening Miranda lie seated BY tbs wiodO <,
small cousin on her knee, for whose benefit
she is impTovising q fairy tale Each nerve
in her body thrills with intense though sap
pressed excitement. What is Il that sh5 ex-
poets she hardly knows, and will 10. ssk
herself, but at every football on the steps
outside she starts and clasp9 her ha1ds move
tightly together. 4 bright aush is on her
cheek, her eyes ere large with exploration.
The fairy tale is nearly ended: so goa see,
after all, Miranda 10 saying, "fha knight
came back 10 the princess" there is q STEP
outside, the door opens, and the DsecOn
comes malone. "HeV ye-hav ye had a
pleasant day, Mirsnda2" hs begins, nerv-
Ously.
Miranda puts the child Of her kuee aod
rUns out OF the roam. Then, What IS u,
fatberP she says, quietly.
The Deacon gives little uUeasY clRgh.
"Ihet friend IS We was speekin' Of the otbar
day." he says, slowly, hes merried, Mi
randy"
She stands for few minutes looking into
the dusty street. Then she turns; the flush
has faded from her face; she is very white.
81 went shopping this morning with Aunt
Libby, father" she ssys, in strange, hard
voice, land va bought this," taxing parcel
from the table, "for Liz. Do you thiuT sac
vii like itf'
The Deacon chokss down something n his
throat. Il knoWd IS had tue g5it, u &.
randy, he says
Hush, A." she answers, and kisssB him. Tae
next day they 90 back to Roman ne.
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THE BLOOD.

ore Of our customers bought your Cuiicufa
Remedies for his little roy VINO hld a kind o.!
humor ga the head 20 that he was solid scso OF
SORES lie was entirely cured, and his father ass
done him. NASH c NASH. Drrrrisfe.
Covinglou, ind
cuucvra Soap ou,seus ol other melica'ed
fonpt. s. d. GARRETT prurstt;
DlloWllc, Tad,
The rcaron we huy your CHucura Mcdili1es s.
tlai sc rave 80 many calls Tor them We Hfc COM
W. a. rRgr Gil. Drusgl,t
IvanHylIg, lui
Your Cutouta soep tclis better tam nny other
H. BOfp. is. -,
Lafayette, ind.
Crucum n moli.shie irving univefsi laus'ae.
zion. DAVID hibh Who'csale bfugig,
Lafayette. lnd.
Your Cuiloum medicines and particularly yoaf
cuicutn soap hsVq 5000 rale belc snl So iee a.
We eau ie"'h give pgTfanl, '9'i.'s an.,..,.
Portland, Ind.
We nave fo'd moro cuueuin soap during tho
Hhi HN months Cham ia lhe lag. three vents Your
tuucuW Romrdies ore Cnftrlniy Haiuiua the iAV0l
u n TllFNE Druggist
lott Wayne, lad.
The Cutioum RomOdifs are having GOOD mle
particularly lbe tuuepfa SOAP, aud an givo mtlt
iacuop. JOHN hAslh nfuEsis'
hoesp5it lad
! haye sod your culiouu Romfdi,s and they
W J, WAtrE Druggist
AuhVllg. ID
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THE SKIN.

Cudc1n Remedies soil we'll
J. n. RippbLb& co, pf1fesls
Aurora, luh
Your Outltna Remedies exceed hoth "a sales
nfd 1000 tctulis HnN fkfn frnfdf we ever unnt
dlgd, and 40 iswlh pleasure mat We recommend
them 40 our cuRi0lpFa afaurod That they VIA
DIR, -, BOWMAN q HlN,
Bourbon, ind
linye been selling Yout Cuucufh Remedies Tor
iouI years 40 this town, ahd hey give sal faction,
GRO W. kEiJhAkp, Druggist
panVino, Ind,
We are and have been selling yopt valuable
cuucum item1die., and with yefy marked salts
PAYNE g PAYNE, prugsnt.
Fowler. lao
NV tafa pleasure in alalng Tat SEQ have ha1 a
teiy good sale for the tulcnFt Remedies. iapFe
Cspccilny ihr cuticura soap with very satit'ae'
10y ietulu, GRAHAM bi93, y tsglsih.
Oraam, lad
SIC have boon selling Culeum Remedies hero
llt H.A ArHls nud tht tuucufa aud tuiIeuIa SOAP
are ar0at av0rtos ia ouF Or ide aud have been eK.
t.NtiYcly used Win satisfactory results,
49, $. s!33oN N co, Druggists,
Hazl tor, LAD.
Wo are heyiag o nice sale on youf Cuuoufh
HF KEEsLING Druggist
Lusrufp0fh lni
Cuucnra has ftoady and increasing sale in TINS
LEGALITY, q e. l.. hAkftt druggist
Madison, I'd.
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DIsFIGURING HUMORs. Humilistlng Erap-
- lions, Itching ana Burning Todures, Salt
Rheum, Eczema, Psoriasis, BarDer's Itch sor
Eyes. Sosld Hesd, Dandruf, Iniantile Birth
HumOTs, and every species Of Itching, scaly,
Plmply, soyoiulous and COpper-colored Diseases
OF the Skin and Scalp, With loss of Hair, are posi-
lively cured By the CUTcURA REsoLvENT inter
nally, and CUuCURA and OUTIcUBA SOAP exter.
nsly.
BAD BLOOD, scTofuIous, Inherited and Goa
tegious Humors, GlandulGr Swellings. Ulcero1s
Patches IN the Throat and Mouth, Assesses, Tu-
mors Car0uncies. o,ches, Sores, scurvy, Vast
ing Of the Kidneys sud Urinary Organs, DropsT.
trysip-ias, u Wmia. pym MA. Loss OF Strength.
Chronic Rneumansm. Constipation and Debility,
ond most Diseases arising from Imputs or Impov.
eiished condition OF tue BLOOD, arc positively cured
hy the CUTICuEA REMEDIES
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TEE TIME

4hc tuNNuln keAt4lub are hLlqils tne Dlhs sellf
iuH goocs we have aud 40 thing We seii Give. ench
an veTsal satiiactlon, We consider them as Staple
be luiullc.
Acttn Manchester lad.
CuhCun Remedies ~ nli k.ads are ipy bes' sclt
in4 Articles. 10 not know or case of failure whaa
Wtd according 20 directions
W. A. aARkEE Druggist
Niucenues, Ind.
giFa perfect satisfaction Whenever used.
hENRY MlNkOJf. Drn isle,
Bellevue. "a.
lefll more OF che Ceueura soap than Of any
other / =. PIE "a, Druggist,
Lenass. Ia.
Your Cu,icura Medicines have given entire eat
i-iecuon whenever used. We always have ecoi
ord for them.
BAYLEs d. RAGENsICE Druggists.
l.Eader al.
sc CONSIDER your CuucaTa Remedies one a. the
Staples iCI 81 IL diseases.
I'D WILKINSON. Druggist
Gladbr5ok Ia.
Al your Cutcura Remedies sell ven and give
cIal toilet soap outside Of its Cuticurs proDeFtie
+. i. FULLER, Drg8gist,
Ksokne "a.
That YOUR CuucuIa Remedies cure when others
IAN, Las been my experience ia q number III cases.
ID. J.. EORcRO5S, Druggist.
keota. "a.
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CLEANSE

Cuucup Soap sells in advance Of all other nae.
Albion III,
have been handling your Cutcua Remedies
crossing from Che ir,t do not know oil a sinfla
Instance where they have failed 90 boue1t, and I'm
scyCTal severe eases the cure hes seemed almost
Barry, IN.
ara glad "a inform you that Cutioura Remedies
have clYen entire astisfeCHon 70 wy customers,
V. BAkDoNsKL Druggist
Chicaio, ~,
ire Cuutum Remedies give usivotal foilsiac.
tl1u. kE&kb llARNA 3,
ohloiso, M.
vcsell a LOT OF your Cuucua Remedies. trade
r. IhuU ll Ctuptilr AN Gao me
I'D THOMAS Mer on, raornaev =,
have sold youg cut ours Remedea ior tho pat
fc, years ana thn rig0 a Ne. taifHfacuon,
W, ", uo3aNtt Druggist
llebile, I'LL
wucwan uo bo.ttairg eye5usssd. iof g hhun.
Franklin, a.,
tslei lcatnfe in Stating that tho falo OF yOnr
lUnW ui lI,t lolng HttHt d' ~ ni 5000.
sLiE WILLIAMS pWe{at,
orc 90 tur eugomef who had been lnllcioo
nlod mt fau 40 many OF the hrit pUYtIplhns oi
IIis ulCNuu al lho county, has h0au ua b hfno.
% td uy 'uttutR ltamohcs, aud hHnea i1g per.
ufpt care. CLARK N DECK, bru esls
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Baked Fish This Is d good way Of cook.
ing ans ilavOrless fish. Cut u In siices or
piecF0 and make mound OF a on q fat dish,
spnnkling between each layer chopped
herbs and parsley, cayenne and lemon Jules.
Melt oLo ounce OF butter Ia pan, add one
ounce Of aour and gill Of milk. and stir til
is very thick. Squeeze on 10 little lemon
snd prur 10 over the fish. Cover the whole
with Drowned bread crumbs and pok il 10
good oven till the hsh Is dooo Keep few
crumbs hack 10 sprinkle over any cracks and
serve on the dish II was baked In. Fer the
lemon Juice and the crumbs Parmesan cheese
can be substituted II IL Is liked.
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BBAUpIFY

Two OF the worst cases OF 8alt Rheum ever
pt NCio cured hY your cuticufa kamoiics, and
heif sales exceed those o. ni other like romo tff
2 ftll ytfy littlN at any other medicinal SOAP
GEORGE a. ANTHONY. nfNGstt,
kowHute NJ
Your Cntlcum Reme1igss are Mglns. universal
satisfaction. hLAlHe DRUG StpNk
R2Walte, H.
Cuucuta Remedies reil we'll with me. outlcura
tonp oulstllf nll other medicinal tonpa aaa gives
universal aatfiafti0n
W.8. HUMMER, prugsat,
IA sale, M.
sales on Cutcnra RomedlCs aaYo Increased dur.
ing The yer aad they arc giving uuivuf al sathisCs
ton T. A. WEAVER, Druggist
Nttl0pu. III,
We hnyo oonfianuy me'eeNug demand lOr
luuturt Etmedit being tlloug indication OF
~ RloNEi 8 co pfuf tlan
Mount sgetllae ill.,
Your Culcum sorp outsolll on otncta
q, II, ia NdON, Druggist,
Milford and CiayloaYlile M.
hayo sold more. Of your oulleua Rfgoyont
enc Keep q, T.. DICKINSON prnggat
huuda, ~,
Your Cutcuta Remedies all have good sale,
nnd tpe tuupufa ana Cuucnfn soap are Ia CON.
slant uemaud and satletactory 20 on,
lGhN r. HEsCnoNd, Druggist
lg04a. I'LL
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have ne best ol success Ia settling your Gun.
crra 4. J.. RhNtOK
fucdhcnfnE Ill
Cuucuga Remedies sell sci ana our trade ia
DURE5 MEDICINE COMPANY,
Quincy. H.
Cuucura Remedies have given splendid satlsiac.
ton 70 those OF my Cust0nlra wn0 have Lal coca
HENRY GERmANN. Druggist
Quincy. lll.
lave an excellent ruu on your Cuiicuga Madi.
zines, and think they nave given helloT sl..s'sC
ton than any OF the same class We cell.
@. e. KELLO96
Iiagaioou. III.
your Cuticura Remedies exceed both ia sales
and 5000 results any skin remedy Wc ever nautled
snd 10 is with pleasure th8t we recommend them
20 cur customers. sfsDred that they vii receive
DIX u. BOWMAN sos.
Ancegs9u, lad
We are having very nice trade IN your Cuicura
Remedies and our sales are Increasing. Ne are
row selling more OF YOUR Cuiicura ResOlvent than
O. any other for puri wing the blood.
II. II. CALLAWAX. Druggist
Cambridge City, Ind.
Cuiicura Remedies give universal satisfaction
especially your CuuCura Soap. We think e is tue
fsst medic1ted soap made. d have good trade
On all our medicines.
WI. CURCNER & Co, Druggists
Carlisle lad.
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Deviled Ham. Slice cold ham lean and
FAT together, and Jay in clean frying pan.
Fry gently in the grease that runs from it as
4 heats until the lean is soft, the fat clear
snd beginning 10 crisp az the edges. Take
out the slices with g fork, Jay on a warmed
dish and keen hot over boiling water. Add
to the tat left in the frving-psn four table
spoonfuls of vinegar, a small teaspOOnful OF
made mustard, and as much pepper as will
lie on a silver half-dime. Stir until il boils,
When pour on the ham. Let it stand GOV.
eled over the boiling water for FIVE minutes
before sending 10 the table.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

Are fer sale by sl Druggists. Price OF CUueUEA.
small boxes 80 cents; LARGE boxes. containing two
0nd one-half times the quantity Of small, 81. RE-
SOLVENT. S1 per bottle. CUIICURA MEDICINAL Tor
LET SOAP, 25 cents. CUTIcURA MEDICINAL SHAVING
SOAP, Is cents per cake.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY,
BOSTON. MASS.
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Turkish Rice Cut into saucepan ok
urfuls OF stock O. broth On which You have
previously dissolved g0od allowance either
~ tomato pRaie, Fionoh tomato 1auco or The
pulp 81 fresh tomatoes passed through
s0yo; pepper and salt 10 taste When II
bolts throw ia, for every oupful OF stock,
hall n oupful OF fine riee, well washed aud
dried before the Dire Let the whole remain
on The fire until the rice has absorbed al
the ttook; then melt large tablespoonful OF
butter and pour 10 over tho rice 40 the
time OF serving, aud not before, stir lightly
10 separate the nalns Dtt 90 this on th9
five
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Mishler's Herb Bitters cures cholera NOR.
bus and thus gets the better of the complaint
every time. Samuel Anderson, a blacksmith,
living three miles from Springfield, o., writes:
II was taken With severe attack Of cholera
morbus-so severe that 1 was anabls to
straigh ten myself. After taking two doses of
your Blttels was entirely cured.n
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two oiiro puus OF hrfad o. hfnak latO hla
crumbs until you have this quantity mix
with 10 twelve tableepoantuls Of gralrd ehoc.
olate. Heat 20 the boiling point Que quart
OF rich, sweet milk. pouf this over
The chocolate aud bread. When
beaten yelke OF four egg. With augar 20 your
tah,e. A little vanilla ia alao alwaya an ad.
iition 10 the unhavoIed chocolate Pat this
ln pgdding dish aud bake To- one hour.
When cone, spread the whilel 81 tho four
Cpef over the top, having fret beaten them
slin afd adtcd two iahle5poonfnlg OF
powdered sugar 90 them. Set back tn tho
oven AID brown slightly
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A New Work on The Skin.

Entitled "Dlseeses Of the ssin and Blood, and
How 10 Cure Them" Second ed ton. Entirely
rewritten. ia accordance with our experience
and the most advanced dermato'osioai and sci
entifc knowledge. Descriptions sne treatment
of over SEQ diseases. with37 supab plalts, dawn
and colorec iron life. Mailed fee.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY
BOSTON. MASS.
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What You say.

There aye 50 many frauds advertised for
TIE hair You say. So taere are, but Park
efg Hair Bslaam SO o. one OF them. Ii will
DOT work miracles bot it Will 90 better SER
vice ior y0ur hair than anything else you
can hud. Restores original color, cures
6ardiuh, gives new growth. Elegantly per.
fumed. Not dive
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Rev W. q Van Meter. Superintendent OF
ne iieiiAn Bible and sunday Bobool Mlt
sion, 90 Rome LAZY written under date Htp.
'smber / 1854 THE lialians rail- Ponds
Exlract Aqua 81 Do Water OF Goa. We
uHo II for tYery ACHE and pain IL ID inds'
pensable ga Our medical department I knew
IL wRe good before, but nov can not Hud
Nofdnio express NY praise OF its excellence
Invaluable for cuts, burns, brabos ca'arfh.
neuralgia, etc
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Unsurpassed Etgs and fsnNg Pagsi,

Tao proceedings Of ronHs8nnd ~ aai Demo.
cratic l,s.Nafurl aud t4e dcin.a oi aof beno.
cratic NGiiOlal aud tMtc afminiHfrNuNa WI he
tolls chropicitd ns veil AL $40 epFteas events ~
zoe day
iF CONN icla Review aud Aaffa' kpor1
VIII Dc reliable ana complete
fs AgsieglluTal aad Home Departments ar
me best Of hands,
Pithy editorials. select literary hravitles ana "a.
ter2ining mfefllenY lfa Wlnitd ieainfea
Ii shall bc fully thc equal % glaalel lafofhA.
uOn 30 any uGner iu the ifnt while IA itf feInfia
ga indians aHa!N 4 vii have ne equal itH
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PREBENT TuINvIE0 TAmFr

40 IhpfAEA DraoCHATHl since issnigs oar
itfl annual prospectus Yun have achieved gi0lis
0us victory Ia yOnf state Ail niat1 materially IA
tIRbsfoffing tlt Rational Government 0uce more
into Democratic hnndH Your triumph haf been
a. complete ns your iRithiunoff through twenty.
'Ouf VfHsH WNr heroic,
Ia the late campaign, az iu former 0nDt. thc
HfhfiUkt'a Hlm haa Natn haled in ihO hgh' We
t,nod shoulder o. shoulder 81 hfulhem ia lhe
eannCfl we now eek your hHNf iul lle eoniag
wear lu our celebration Of the flciQfY
our columns th8f were vigorous with ieht when
GO aght WA on viii now, since the tuutt if over,
Ns devoted Go thc arts oi rcace, With if fplHfset
fbltonaeo the sfsfislL will De gtugi snAo.td
innu Dgul 30 give au
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rfr Largest Fest and Cheapest Weekly
Ia tho West az only
one DOLLAR

~ heretofore GA incorporating enemy
u Mouopoliso ia whatever torn Appearing,
and especially 20 The bpifli Of subsidy, M
embodied Ia lhe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
spnin'a Trouble.

MADRID, Sept. 0.--Tho excitement gtill
continues Thousands OF mon and women
throng tho atroots, wildly discussing tho topic
Of tho hour. Tho popular bollot IL that King
Alfonso oan only avert d!saStous rovolu-
tion by declaring war against Germany.
Crowds with flags, shouting doath
10 Bismarck, hayo again put In au appear
anoo, A policeman attempting 10 tako
away ono OF Tho flags was stabbed through
Tho heart and instantly killed and two civil
guards were severely wounded. A tolo-
gram has Just boon received nj tho ministry
Of foreign alroirS from tho Spanish minister
at Berlin saying that tho German state 800
rotary told him that tho German gunboat at
Yap had received instructions not 10 hoist
tho German iiag, as Yap IL not considered 10
be German territory. Also that II tho al
logod occupation and hoIsting OF tho flag no.
tually occurred this was done contrary 10
Instructions
Sonor Cauoyou proadont Of tho council,
received dispatch, ulgnod by Prince Bis
marck, concluding as follows, "lf no AMIGA
bic arrangement can DO arrived al by direct
negotiations botwoon tho imperial aud tho
Spanish governments, tho imperial govern
mont will IN that ovont DO willing 10 refer
tho nlattor OF tho Caroline islands 10 tho ar
btrntlon OF /. friendly powor.n
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Aailabury's Diplomacy.

LONDON, Sept. 9.-It IN considered at the
foreign ollloo that whom NJ. do Froyclnot do
clined an interview with Lord Salisbury hO
greatly compllmontod the diplomatic skill OF
the English primo minister and showed that
ho thoroughly appreciated tho persuasive
powers OF tho head Of tho "Houso Of Cocil,n
Z by assigning IN reason for refusing tho In.
teryiew that "Franoo desires 10 retain froo-
dom OF action"
Coincldont with tho labor procession ovor
the sea, nm eighteenth labor congress meets
at Southport-a favorito watering place
near Liverpool. This congress In not givon
70 oratorica exercises, but dovotog itself 10
practical work lts program contomplatoa
discussions on tho necessity Of labor repro.
sontation In parliament, landlordsm and
the difficulty OF buying land In England. II
viii also deal with that portion Of tho law
which forbids an uncortiacated engineer
from taking charge OF ongino boilers
Tho depression In business received another
blow from the manifesto OF tho Stafford
nailera, stating that thoy would strike on
September u unless tho employers, before
that date advanced wogca 10 por cont
Workmon 10 the number OF $4,000 nro on q
strike In tho Lancashire mills and ut Now.
castle Tyne. Those strikes continue 20
withdraw trado from the noighborhood, and
have seriously stopped tho circulation OF
money.
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Nothing to Justlfy Wan

LONDON Sept. 0--Tho Timos' loador ON
tho Caroline affairs saysi kilograms from
Madrid road just now moro lilro tho librctto
Of comic opera than tho sober record OF
contemporary ovonts Ridiculous as tho
whole affair must appear 10 cool spectators,
II cannot DO doniod that " takes serious m.
poet from tho ovonts of tho last two or tbroe
days, Nothing, OF course, has happened TO
justify war betwoon tho two countries
Tho insult 10 tho German dag IL tho act Of
mob, which Tho Spanish government Gun
apologize for aud punish"
Tho government viii prosecute fvo Mad
rid onl several provincial newspapers for
pdltious aud rlot-lnolting articles On tho
other hand, nearly three hundred rioters
under arrest will DO released Danger Is up.
pretended from some proolpitato action Of
The Spanish war ships at Yup
Tho Gerinnn-kpanisb affairs, as II Ia
learned from Madrid IN London, happily
shows an Improvement. Germany telo.
grnphe that its commander acted against
specific orders, not 10 do anything IL, on his
arrival, he was confronted by Spain. Count
Won sohme Sonnenwnldo'a motto about tho
outrage Ia temperate aud the apologies Of
thc Spanish government will bo rendered
and accepted As yet King Alfonso refuses
arbitration
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Poisoning Sonnntlon.

CHAMPAIGN, H., Sept 0-An alleged
poisoning case croatos great excitement at
st. joseph, near hero. II occurred In the
family Of Hiram Peabody respected and
wealthy citizen, Mrs Peabody, Mr., Pea
body and Miss Belle Hasty all died very sud
donly, nj intervals OF two weeks, with q
disease which was called neuralgia Of the
stomach.
Silos Peabody, 10 whom Mlso Hasty was
formerly engaged was taken violently Ill,
but recovered. II ia alleged that Miss Hasty
bought package Of "Rough on Rats" just
before the frat death, and that package Of
this poison was found pinned 10 an undch
garment OF Miss Hasty, taken OF Just before
aho died.
The community Is greatly excited over tho
theory that Miss Hasty poisoned young Pea
bodys parents because they opposed hcr
marriage 10 him, and lator determined TO
kill herself aud hor lover. Miss Hasty bore
a good reputation.
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sho Was Infatuated.

sr. LOUIS Sept, 0,--For three dayS the
body OF handsome young white woman has
boon In the morgue awaiting Identification.
She died at tbe house Of Mrs. Kingle, mid
wife Mrs. Kinglo declares she did not
know the woman, She refused to toll any
thing about herself. John Knittel visited
tho morguo and identified the body as that Of
his sister law, Anna Bieddler. He was
deeply affected, and made statement TO the
coroner 10 the effect that tho girl had boen
infatuated with mulatto, and that tho
family had feared somo such result US the
present misfortune, They had importunod
her to give up tho unnatural passion 10
which sho confessed short time ago and
she promised 10 do 80. Recently she made
another confession In which she said that she
found II out OF her power 10 resist tho In
fatuntlon. Tho inquest was held, at which
tho midwife aud doctors who attended tho
girl gave their testimony, all agreeing In
belief that malpractice had caused the wo-
mans death and that sho alone was rospond'
blo thorofOr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

NEW YoRK, Sept 9-Jero Dunn, the
manager OF tho Sullivan.Ryan tournament,
an soon as ho hoard OF Sullivan's escapade
In Boston, started for that city in hurry.
Ho found tho champion out driving with
Tom Kelly. Whom spoken 10 about the
glove contest with Ryan, ho said ~ have
boon misunderstood 10 say wanted this
match or. All ask Is moro time In which
10 train.n On thoir arrival at the hotol tho
articles were brought out and tho date Of
September 10 struck out and that Of Sop
tombor 20 inserted instoad Dunn thon
oamo homo and went down TO Parkvillc L.
l., whore Ryan IL training, and told Ryan
what ho had done, Ryan saidi ~ am glad
tho contest is not Off, as have gone through
great deal OF expense 10 train, and am por-
footly satisfied TO postpone 10 10 the Goth, 80
an 10 give Sullivan fair chance 10 recover
from his bruises, myself am roady ut any
timo 10 20 ON Sullivan viii start with
Tom Delay, his trainer for scituatc, whore
no will train.