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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
THE INQUEST ENDED

on tho Romans OF 10. ID. Bakor, tho un-
fortunate Man Who Committed Suicide
Saturday Night.
Coroner Shaofer has completed the
inquest on the remains Of Ed ID. Baker,
the unfortunate man who committed
suicide in Myers 81 Ruperds hardware
store, Saturday night.
The verdict says tho deceased came
to death by committing suicide with n
80 calibre revolver, The remains will
be taken to MI. Union tomorrow,
where the funeral will take place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
PRne[pnNP MOOD

Btatea mmphatioally That tho q. o, & y,
Road WIN Not DO Extended 10 Youuga.
town,
The Cleveland Plato Doolor says
No 40 OF the Cleveland Canton - ,''''''
orn officers, President Blood and Vice
President Chapman, Of Boston, have
been In the city since Wednesday, THE
gentlemen have been quartorcd nj The
Forest CITY House and every day have
been In consultation with railroad men,
The report hug gone out that tho roNd
will build TO Youngstown aud that
several other schemes of less Import.
nncO were being considered, Mr. blood
was seen by u PLAIN Dealer representa-
tive last night and ho declared most
emphatically that no was IN the city
simply looking after the company's IN
leleBt llo said that tho company was
not TO his knowledge, considering the
extension OF the r0ud 10 either FalrporJ
or youngstown, He gays tho now
depot viii be- one OF which tie city can
bo proud. Tho gentlemen win return
~ Boston TO day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
oavo ploaaant Talk.

Massillon Independent; Supt j. j.
Burns, of Canton, visited the Massillon
schools on Friday Of last week. In the
evening he attended u meeting of the
Teachers Reading Circle, and gave
very pleasant and interesting talk to
the members. Mr.. and Mrs. Burns
were the guests Of Supt, II. A. Jones
and wife.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Womon Murdorer ln centrnl AmorIoa,

MANAoUA, Nicaragua, Fob, O,-Lspeo'
ial, ,l-Slx women Of the town have been
butchered here In the past ten days,
The same methods, marks and mutila,
tlons are found as In the mysterious
murders in London, England, charged
TO Jack tho Ripper, Tho whole city is
terrorlzed, Thore 10 no clue 10 a single
murder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
VALUABLE PAMPHLETS

Issued by o. Aultman a. %. For Its
Farmer Friends.
Q. Aultman 10 Co. have issued for the
year 1850 two very fine pamphlets of
the engines and machines turned out by
them. The first pamphlet is about "
by S1G inches and contains twenty-four
pages descriptive OF the old and new
Buckeye Harvesting Machines, this be.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
NEWS or The DAY.
s
A Gigantic Pig Iron Scheme iu
New York.
The Cabinet 0ueaaors Atill 0uehB-
ing In Washington.
ButcherIng Rad Women IN Nicarau-
qua.
Blugger Buliivan's Wife Joins The BaivA-
..asl.. ..au
Hlugger Buliivan's Wife Joins The BAivA-
walton Army,
A Twentr million rIr Iron rrn1l.

New YoRK, Feb 0,--lspeclal,l-A
gigantic scheme has been perfected TO
erect an immense storage house here or
Philadelphia, In which pig iron can be
stacked, aud ceItIdcater used, The
company has twenty million capital
and among the stockholders arc prom
inent railroad prebIdents, bankers and
millionaires.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

Enquirer gave very swell reception At
his Washington palace home last even
ing, Tho refreshments we're very elab
orate with q full orchestra and cham
pagne for the whole party, The lion
OF tho occasion was James q, Blaine,
who feemed TO be In unusually good
0aplfln."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
THE CRIMINAL ISLANDER CASH.

Tho Jury Finds Mrs. Lou. H'ry Quilt Of
Biandorng Mrs. Nellie Barge,
The Alliance scandal case is finished
and resulted In the conviction Of the
defendant. The testimony was all In
last night and this morning the argu.
ments were made. Judge Pease Charg.
cd the jury Vt some length and after be-
ing out about half an hour brought in
d verdict Of guilty,
Judge Pea6o this afternoon fined Mrs
Lou Fry $50 aud costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Love, Poverty aud Piaon.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 0,-ISpeciall On
Monday at midnight Carrie ZarIni and
las Consadine took poison together.
They were lovers whose parents oppos-
cd marriage, and they had no money TO
olope. This morning the girl died, and
tho foolish lover can hardly live through
tho day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

A spring medicine sneeded by every.
one. Winter food, largely consistingof
salt meat and animal fats, causes the
liver to become impure, hence the necoB.-
slty Of o cleansing medicine. The best
IL Ayers SaIsaparillu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
The President Getting Ready to Cult
Washington,

WARRINGTON, Fob, 0,-lspeolal j
The President and Mrs, Cleveland and
Colonel Lamont, wife and baby, have
gone 10 New York, II Is supposed 10
perfect arrangements 10 move immed
lately out of Washington aa soon ~
his term expires, and locate In New
Yorh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

Sheriff Lelninger brought Sam Leille
from Lancaster reform farm this morn
ing to testify in the Observation-Disclosures
case. The sheriff states that there are
at present $40 boys In that institution.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Attorney j. j. nrnntin .h0 ON.

MI 'J. Grant, attorney, who haa
Tor months past been confined to his
fathers house near Nav re with
tIpp IpnJia ajtadS lever, nus 80 iar re- : from
friends. Mr. Grant loc
long and critical III
will be pleased to b.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Whnt Gov. Roninr Saws.

TOLEDO, o., Feb, O-lSpociall lin
an interview today Ex Governor Fos'
ter said he had written TO Gen, llarrl.
son some time ago saying no wanted
nothing. IIe does not say whether no
Is going into the Cabinet or not
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
cAnn ron 1Nvrar1aArIoN.

bull DoSing and intimidation In an Illi-
nols Town,
MARION, ILL.,, Feb, 0,-ISpecial l--For
some time race and labor troubles have
made On amateur hell out Of this place.
Fights, brawls, bloody ARRAYS, attempt
cd assassinations have been tho order OF
the day. A elimination was reached
last night when black man, one Of
the worst in town, was ordered TO leave
on penalty Of his life. lie has left.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

Miss Clara Lape, with Stern a. Manu-,
left this morning for Philadelphia,
New York and other Eastern points,
on an extended business trip of q few
months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Gan Any oood Como out of Sullivan

Gan Any Good Como Out OF Buliivanp
PROVIDENCE, II. L., Feb, 0,-lSpeclal.l !
Mrs, John l.. Sullivan, the slugger's
legal wife, resides here, and has joined
tho Salvation Army, II 10 charged
that she is too intimate with the cap.
tain Of the army, and there is move
on foot 10 Jail both Of them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
pha Itannuoh,n Loo Carnival.

MONTREAL, Feb, 0,-lSpeclal l-Thia
was the great day OF the loo carnival,
The city was packed. In tho lombard
mont OF tho castle tonight, i've
thousand dollars worth Of lro works
will be uaed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Senator Payne on tho War Path,

WASHINGTON, Feb, O, -lSpeclal,l +
In au interview Senator Payne of Ohio
says no viii bo o candidate for ro'elec'
ton to the United States Senate, and
means this In ylndicatIon Of the charge
that he bought his previous election.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Toledo oadots win vipit Warrington.

TOLEDO, Feb. 9. --[special,l r The
Woolson Spice Go. has subscribed $500,
which enables the Toledo Cadets TO
visit Washington and take part in the
parade Inauguration day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
After Mayor nooho's Scalp.

CmoAoo, Feb. 6.-ISpeclaLl-A
secret organization Of anti.machIne
Republicans has been formed TO defeat
the denomination of Mayor Roche.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
This iatho Usual WAY

DEooILyE, Feb, C,-lSace.Gl Tho
street cas- strike is over. Tho strikers
arc defeated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Iioenn,,l 10 wod.

Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Ira 10. Brown and Lille NJ. Walker,
Of Pierce; Henry Il, Miller and Mary
Locker, of Masslllon; william Myers
and Lizzie O'Neal, OF Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
LateAt From tho bloody nutohery In
ifayt.

ST. MoHE, Iayti, Feb, B,-lSpocial,l
Tho details Of yesterdays affair at
GrandStune, show II was brutal
butOhery on thepart Of Gen. HIppolytO,
Three hundred men we're shot like rats.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02

There is a popular impression that worry
accomplishes some actual good IL Il does II
must. Of course, he somebody's duty to worry
whenever anything goes amiSs. 1t Is an old
story and one, by the by, which leaves bad
taste in the mouth-that cyuic heard "A
friend walking the noor at night. aud went
70 bis room 10 inquire what wa, the matter
"Oh, can't sleep" replied tho other. Il owe
Smith large sum OF money, and | see no
possible way OF paying It," Is that aiif
asked the friend. Then should say Smith
was the one TO worry Go 10 bed and let him
walk the floor
Two sisters. who occupied the same room.
one night talked late about some wearing
family trouble One Of them finally dropped
OIL 10 sleep, and, waking some hours after.
heard her sister sigh. .
Are you awake, Norahf" she asked.
ayes, can't 20 10 sleep
Don't you feel wellr
"Yes, In body, but I'm 30 worried can't
close my eyes
''Shut them right up and try again. dear,
said the other. with loving authority. I've
had my nap. and II you'll really give up fret
ting and 60 To sleep. I'll lie awake and worry
It's my turn Youths Companion
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02

10 the ground ~ one dead.
Ny aunt. my mother. the servant
everybody. came running in She Ia,
on the floor apparently lifcless. while
was ON my knees sobbing What could
| sayl confessed all.
The colonel of the regiment hau
escaped the casualties Of war and Wa
residing on his estate near Nantes. SCI
out the same evening. leaving Odctte. IL
sort - ca,aloptlc ht. ia charge of th,
physicians and went to return 10 hin
the sacred deposit intrusted to me bs
nav brother and To tell him my terrIbl,
story
He embraced me as il | were his son.
undertook 10 make everything right and
sent me back to my afflicted relative
with the expectation Of obtaininga three
months leave OF absence.
Il came a fortnight later with a medal
"for bravery at the battle Of Elsass
hansen. and for having saved half the
funds Of the regiment"
All youth At the end Of month.
thanks to our tender care. Odette wa
herself again and told her all We eli.
tered into an engagement that was tc
last until the close Of the war provided
could obtain ms mothers consent
When my leave Of absence expired J
sail go the poor child:
"Odcite, | am going away again; com.
fort my dear mother
you will not 60 away" she replied.
"philppc-appcared to nie last night and
commanded me to love you. 'Wc are
but one being. he said; If you love me.
YOU also love him
you are only making a sacrifice foi
my mothers sake.
mo. swear am not, she replied
blushing.
Then raising her beautiful eyes filed
with tears. She continued:
In loving sou au still loving my
Philippe
remained. There Is now another
Philippe, my son. and he is the living
image Of my brother and me- Translated
from the French Of Edouari Sie5eckei
for The Home journal by j. Henry
llagor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02

Considerable ignorance exists. even among
persons of education. "A. % the habits of the
.alamanler Tlemere mention of this harm
cess little batraoIian recalls 20 the minds Of
most people mystic IDEAS with respect 10 iirs
eating and fire mhabitng creatures. whics
nave probably caused many of the poor lis
tle hrItes 90 be burned 10y experimental phi
l0soplers vino should have been tar above 10
lief Ia SUCH ohsurlities Tha spotted s,lls-
mauier Is lamp black with numerous larg.
yellow spots and stripes. and is very COM
mon aH over southern Europe H. well AS in
northern Africa 10 haunt. all manner OF
dark ami cool places. such rs cavities undef
logs OF wood aud holes 90 old walls wher
they can ind a supply ut Insects, worms 90.
.iu-s
Il Is an interesting sight 10 watch the sala
mauder whom about to maze meal Of a
worm For few minutes 10 remains almost
motionless. with rs large hiacs eyes turned
down upon the victim Then with marvel
Gus rapmity 10 pounces down ap,B tue woriu
and sei1,- 30 10y theml.iie. tie cxircmite'
are ieit twisting violently around ihc muzzle
70 then pushes the worm piece by piece down
lbs throat by means OF Us claw Jess and nau
less i0rapaaS Aii the -aianauiers move
nents are performed with such absurd solem
nifty that the most hardened reptile hatei
could not bo uniuiercsted Sometimes the
simple operation OF swallowing large worm
viii last fully twenty minutes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02
NY TREASURES.

My children how many' Why bless you. there,
four.
Two roliicSing fun loving boys
Who always give mamma enough wc-s % DO.
But working is one Of my JOYS
Dear Ruby, who HELPS mamma iote, In her way
And my baby 30 winning and sweet
Bright Jewels adoruug my wiiehoods crown
In home whore angels may meet
AZ The close Of tho day. I $40 down beside
Ny baby 90 lull her Co sleep.
in sweet dreams of childhood the others rcpoee;
Kind Father Thy watch DER them keep
You ask am Worried With trouble and Gaze;
An mo- &c IL n.sfflil and sweet.
To be the fond mother Of rossoms 50 fair.
TO guide ln the right their young feet
Would wish 10 exchange" Not for kingdom o.
CROWN
N0r for att Of your wealth and your pleasures
You keep your fair lands aad your couches OF
down.
ru keep ohaf ls bost my four treasures.
Elsie G. Aidcn 10 Good Housekeeping
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02
THE CURIOSITY SHOP.
rls American flag Not Yet Entitled to
Toriy-two stars.

ca, American flag Not YET Entitled to
Foriy-two stars.
The Unlt-l States nag isnot yet entitled 10
Dee four ueN star, There is q prelimn
,ry WORK. f0 be done before they AXE their
llace in tne stellar field OF our national cs-
mtche0n The numberof stars in the United
States flag today is thirty eight and thirty
.lght 70 will remain until the lth Of July,
.o0 N0rfh ami South Dakota. Montana
ind Washington have.not vet been admitted
ls states info the Union and. consequently
ihey are NOT set entitled 10 representation on
lhe dag Thoy have only been authorized 10y
lass to prepare for admission Their peoples
nave first 20 electlelegates 10 constitu
t0ual conventions These conventions
must prepare sta,s constitutions and these
constitutions must boz submitted 10 tho
vote of the people AMI state officers elect
ed IT Oh. constitutions are then rah
lied by the popular vote the president is 10.
pu.rel to issue "A proclamation announcing
ihc fact. AMI then. and then only. wlI North
and South Dakota. Montana and Washington
become States Of the Union The four stars,
however. wil NOT b3 added 20 the flag until
the fourth day Of July next succeeding, such
being the provision of the general statutes Of
the United States.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02
popplNG THE QUESTION
Jonas Seeded Help. hnt lie Finally Came
fo the Point.

fO the Point,
II was seven l0n- wears since Jonas Harris
had begun 90 keep company with Miss
Hannah Bell. and vet boz a.l that time be- bad
not mustered courage 90 propose CERTAIN
Important question. iii- house was lonely
and waiting. hers was lonely enough 90 be
sncaiod. and Jonas conli not bring himself
to speak the decisive wor.is Many a time he
bad walkcd up 90 her door with the courage
of a lion. ouly to lnd himself a very mouse
when She appeared
iie had never failed IN dropping m tocheef
her Loneliness on Christmas evening. and this
year be- presented hmselfa usual The hearth
was swept. tho lrc burned brightly and iiis
Hannah was adorned with smiles and a red
bow
Conversation went sareneig on f1r an hour
or so. and them when they both sat pairing
rel checked apples with great conteniment,
Jonas began % call upon his recollections
Its good many years, amt 10, Hannah,
since you and first sot here toseiherf
"Ncs. gool many
81 wonder if shall b. settin' here this time
another ycarr
Maybe { -hant lose az hoiNe. Perhaps !
fINll go NNN lN rIHNl tuN NfNAiiin Ni- wiz
said Hiss Hannah. br,kly
This was "a blow. indeed and Jonas felt il
Where be ga.rcd
"Oh. ] don't know " she returned, begin
mig to quarter hcr apple. 81 might be out
10 tea-oyer 90 your house. for instance"
But there wouldn't be- anybody over there
% get supper TOR You
Maybe ! could get \ myself"
$50 sou could 80 you could" cried Jonas,
bis eyes beginning 10 sparkle But there
wouldn't he anybody TO cook the pies and
cakes beforehand"
MAYBE could cook EN-"
AZ tina; moment Jonas plato fell between
his knees 20 the hearth and broke ia two, but
neither of them noticed 10.
Hannah" cried be with the pent mp EN-
phasis Of seven long years, could you bring
Yourself % think OF ccttin' marredP
a slow smile curved her lips; surely she
had been given abundant time for c0nsidera
ton
Maybe could," she returned, demurely
and Jonas has admired himself % this day
for leading up TO the subject 50 cleverly.-
New York Mercury.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02

RIcHMoND, Va. MAY Late repeated
larger sales Of this class OF leaf shows AN
increasing consumption of same in this
market, while there are several more
firms in this line than six months ago.
The directness with which burleys now
come from the western packer insures
lowest price here, with only The differ
ence of freight added. The bright wrap
pers left little margin of profit this year
and T. too poor for many 10 handle his
has given hurley an additional specula.
tive interest. " l.. ID.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02

CHICAGO, May Wheat opened
steady and featureless. Corn fairly
active and &C. lower. Oats weak and
lower. Provisions easier and lower
Closings: Wheat May, Sic. June,
size; July, zoe. Corn-May, 33tc.; June
S3lc; July, sac. Oats-May, 22c.; June
22t@22sc. Pork-May sll.4st June
sl1.52t; July, sll.6O@Sll.62t. Lard
MAY. S6.77t; June, s6.s2t; July, $3.50
s6s7t Short-ribs-May, Sj.sj; June
S5.92iQ$5.95; July, s6Gs6.lO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02
HOPES SONG

and viii IL be-" said liope 90 me.
That over the snow hell come,
And the beckonins light % your window bright
Wal guide him. weary homei
"Or will IL b. " said Hope % me
"ou a summers eyentide.
When The tender glow Of the sunsets low
You shall walk side ny slider
"Or viii 10 be- sai Hope 10 me.
when the sky Is dull and gray
And thou downcast. he viii come az last
And brighten al the day
"Or viii 10 he said Hope 10 me.
you may put rly pictuns by
Save one the best and the faithfulest
To look at When you die
"Of cleaning sea. said Hope % me.
"And a fair shOre calm and sweet,
Where hearts wis like thine and bis
Have never failed to MEET
-Elsle keudaA Ia scFibner's
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02

"IIere Is a curious study ia figures" said
toe expert accountant Multiply the figures
LIS. 4.5.6.7. 81 ., by % and We get this
result, 5.55.5ij.50j Reverse the figures
thus. 9. 5. :. q, ,. :. 3. ,, !, and uss the same
multiplier and we get another curious string,
as follows -, 81. ~ - Taking the same
figures asa multipicand and reversing the
figures -. st. we get an equally curious 70
suit 6C5,O6GJ6 Again reversing the mul.
tiplicaul and using the same muluplier,
make tie sum total VI all IS except the first
and last figures. % wit. 5,SEi, X1,fi You
Will perceive that the first and last figures
put together make -. the multipiier Take
the half OF 81 %, or reverse > and and Use
10 as the multplier aud the result will BE-
just as astonishing. all is Or Is There Is a
witchery IN these dsures that cant under
stand eau your
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02
1hn cnnrr,. scntlment. Prevailed.

\ remarkable trial has just occurred at
Brownsville before Justice Sparks, IN which
Daniel Hess WIS charg,~i with stealing water
grom "A ditch The trial consumed six days,
and was enliyeuei by constant exchange OF
personalities on both sides. Justice Sparks
said Ia presenting the instructions Of the de
fense Ia the jury:
Gentlemen. them's my sentiments. and
want you 20 bring IN verdict accordingly
as they are the law
Tossing the district attorneys instructions
10 the jury the justice contemptuously re-
marked.
"Them's not my sentiments. they're no
good. but you can take them for what they
are worth"
The jury. after II few moments deiibera-
ton, returned verdict OF guilty.
The justice stood aghast WHAT" he
shouted. "you dare to go agin my senti-
mentsi Tho verdict Is set aside and the
prisoner discharged"
This ends tho case for the present, but
further proceedings are expected. -Sacra-
mento Record-U Union
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02

BALTIMORE, MAY Cotton frmi
middllng, ll4c@llsc. Flour active
and firm. Wheat-SOuthern fairly ac-
tive and easier; Fultz, soc W95c.; Long
berry, 00c. @98c; Western easy; No. :
winter red, spot, Sac; May s3sc. q SIZE
Corn-Southern firm and wanted; white,
4l@43c.; yellow, 4lc.@4Se. Western
steady; mixed, spot, 42tc.; May, 4lsc a.
4llc. Oats quiet and steady; Western.
white, 32c. @33c.; Western mixed, 5Oc, "a
Bic Provisions steady. Petroleum steady
refined, $3.50 Coffee dull Rio cargoes'
fair. Isle. Sugar quiet; \ soft, SEE
copper quiet; refined, l2lWl3c. Whisky
Quiet AZ Sl.lO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02

"Young man. be- began, a. be caught him
at the ball door. you are coming here quite
often OF late
YES slf
(Which one Is itT
Maud. sir
"Maul eh Well, Maud is a good girl and
a great favorite have mo- objections. sir ]
used 90 go % school With your father. and J
know all about you.
Thanks"
Just make yourself 40 home, sir Do you
happen 10 have .25or $50 900 your vest pocket
I'd hand it back nest week YES. Maud is q
nice girl and il ] SHOULD forget this loan just
speak about il, viii youf'- troitIreo Pres
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02

Professor Brown-Sequard is reported
10 have lately informed the French Acad
any Of Sciences that by condensing the
watory vapor coming from the human
lungs he obtained a poisonous liquio
capable Of producing almost immediat,
death. The poison is an alkaioid organic
and not microbe or series of microbes
He in icctcd this liquid under the skin oi
rabbit and the effect was speedily NOR
raj without commissions Or Sequaro
said il was fully proved that respired an
contains a volatileclement far more dan
gcrous than the carbonic acid which j.
one Of its constituents, and that IN,
human breath contains a highly poison
Gus agent This startling fact should be
borne IN mind by the occupants of crowd
ed hor,e cars and ID ventilated apart
ments.- Boston journal.