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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Quoemeiner proouftenmarft

/ Sorseltbe preiie muroeu beisrOBersu pars
tien e~r3telt:
@efl Jig et, Gebenbis, 6abner SO
&c.. Surteps 7@12. @rteu 10@11c; @Grie
S. .O0@5.00 per OUT.
6 Ter 12c. per Dusetb.
Sob SINE - Nele, NIT Der 6ano eez
pHidte, 81. 9O@1.924; alte. S1.6O@1.sO.
@rbieu - 9etrod1ete, 9riue. $4,000.
Garfo f fe In 6ebrons 65@70c; 8ur=
bonfs 6S@72 bas 8uibel; NeerleB 65@7Oc.
@epf Ell - So. 50@S4.50 per SaB.
gouaneu $1@1.75 per 8urt3.
Gitrpner- S3.00@4.50 bic 8or.
ZIP Ell nerr @atifornti9e, 1880
$50, Melli1aer 81. 100000. 9iteapples
81 .25@2.5 % per 0b.
Soni9- 0eiBer Elee, III Gfu1be abees
tbeilt, 134@14c; ni6t 10 BED, 1O@12c:
burfel Sc bas 8fuub ausaelaiiener 5@6c
See | - Starter @et5en Woteut) paren
ongeIebt gu S3.25@S3.7 rs, III SGiiern wei6er
Nei3en (Batel1t) S3.00@S3. 20; bartes gSei=
sel1= 8adermebD SO. 25@S2. 80 ill SGden;
fpei6er 8ei3enz (8Gderme60 S2.15@S2.25;
,,9ieo Do9"$1. 60@S1. so i'll SGden; @lntsss.
neisen SS.75@S3.0 90 in @ols. ts
Gngsen- Jto. 2 65@67c.
6en-$ 7.O0@S11. 90
60 ri - Gertaufe I'm Store So. s 474@
&C; SEQ. 3 eelb 47@47ae. gertdufe mad
Srobe UareH: $50. 8. 474@47ac; $50. 4, 464
@47c.
Gamereten - SGa6s s1.44 O.;
Simotbp S4.75@5.25; &lee SIS. 9O@9.3O.
SEQ. 2 ROTH, COLO; SEQ. 8 ROTH o..
8erfdufe na9 8robe mareu: SEQ. 2 rotber
64&-@65c.
@erte - SEQ. 3 51@524c.
Safer- gerfdufs i'm 9tore. $50. 228&@
zoe; gto. 2 meiB' 33@-c; gto. 8, &C. Ser
fduie Na1 Yrobe Udren: SEQ. 2. 29@294c.
@btSfep - S1.20.
Suit er - Bette @reaneru z8nare 1Sc;
quite 17@174c; mittellndBi9e 16@163c ;0airp,
bette, 18c; mtttelSute NIB quite 14@15c;
friI6er gofiuQ=Stof 6@7c.
8GI e-Oouna Nmcrtean 101@11c; S6pet.
serfGie 9@11c. Xllnblr9er 10@1l@c.
Sc m e-@ei5fraut @Glifornii6eS $3.50
@5.5O Grate. SeGerie 20@40c bas Oub ;g8cibe
Gabet 5o@?5c;g per su: Sor; 0tedritbsn 20
-, bas 6aB; WoOrrilbeu llelse 40@50c; per
1nt. 3miebeln S1.25@$9.pO per Sap,
6Oc@75 per 8ui6el; 8omateu ID.
&ptbe &ibeu 90 t. per TaB.
@urfen 81 .25@1.75 per Outeu6.
SuBfartpfteln SutllotS S1.75@
2.75 per Sap. 8errnnbas 5000 per faB.
9atat- 10000. per 4 Db. Sale.
Spindt- 100000. per l Sub. Sor.
Sp -Suinois, 50e@75c per ] gu.
8or.
8lumento6t- Galifornii9er ST. $500
400 per @rate. i
@rauberrtes - Serieps S2.00@2.50
perl guibel 8or.
@rbbeeren - 2ouiiinta, S2.00@2.75
per. "a 8t. Miiiiifippi. $3.75@450c. ; per "a
Quart.
9e la SEQ. /, 4lc. gtp. 2, 3fc.
Geiencorn- Quf Der 8dbu, ,,Tair"
Bis ,@boite", grimes 5@5ke; mtttteres, rot6
pber blabfarbig, 4t@5c; roub utb srob "a
44c; u@boice", grimes, gu Carpets lriten,
5@5se; ,,Selfswortit9", 9rittes, 44@5e;
ROTH ober selb eibt9enbes 4@44c. .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Gin ipdtrr 6fitDling
Uad einem ftreueen mintcr brin9t
8Iutfranfbeiteu, 1lerpenIeioen /.
uno hronifden Katarrh.

Nte fat cine gr6bere Na9frage na6 6ribz
idbrsmebi3inen itattgefunben, na9 Gtpas,
mas bus 8lut reinigt ober bic Nerpen Itdrft
Doer Die ~@erbauung regeIt. @ibt es zine
Mebt5in, bic 10 gut 1T fir bieIe 3pede inie
pezruzna9 Sau1enbe BON Ner3ten, Ipo@
tbefern unb 3e6ntauIenbe BON 2euten auer
&%lafen unb 8erufsarten BADEN felt 2dngem
btefe Srage entf6ieben, baB 9ezruznd in
oieien Jdqen feines @lei4en ni9t bat.
4rme, 3ufammengei4 rumpfte 9pspeptifer
lperben fart, trdftig unb fernig, na9bem
lie etnige 5lai9en b felben ~getrunfen BADEN.
Qeute, pel3e aufgebunIen, gel6 unb f6tpers
fGQig iinb unb cine unreine 0aut buben,
ftGrfen bas Sbftem unb berei9ern bas Slut.
@9ronif4er &atarrb in alien @tabien uno
pbaien, SGqe, pel9e Der beiten ia6relqngen
8ebdnDlung nt9t getpt9en fino, nebmers
eintge Slaf9en gezru=na unb peroen gdn5z
li9 tpieber bergeite[t. NerpofitGt, S9nd9e,
S9tpd9e3uftGnbe bel beiben @eI6le6tern,
S3laflofigfett, &et3barfeit, NieOergefG laz
genbett, 9Dpo6onbrte, aQes bies berf6pin<
bet, tpenn PeSruzna na9 8prf9rift gee
brdu9t ptrb.
@ines Der eriten unb tnItructibften Bidder,
tpel9e iemals unentgeltli6 g~eliefert fpprben
iinb, pirb BON Sbe Pezruzna Drug Wanuz
featuring Company, Columbus, g., geliez
fert. 9as 8u9 1T lebrrei9 tqutrirt NIT
totfpteligen 3ei9nungen bes meni6lt9en
&Drpers unb tptrb foftenfrei an iebe @breife
tpdbrenb elmer tur5en 3eit gef3tdt. S9idt
aud mad einem Gremplar bes Samtlp B6pz
ftcian go. 2, cine b%pl1itdnbige 9(bbanblllng
iiber &utarrb, @rfdltung, 9uften, 8rippe
unb S9ninbfu3t. @egen zines ~toitenz
freien 8u4es iiber &rebs f9reibt an Or.
Sartman, Columbus, 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Die bobitapIerin Jsmena Martin

Die 6o6faplerin Ssmena s. Marttn,
bic Mttttpp9 Nbenb bon bteiieen @eheim=
polisiiten bingfeit gema9t purbe, bat, tpte
aus in3pif9en eingetroffenen Depef6eu
6erporgebt, ppr Sabresfrift aub in GleDez
lamb, g., geriebene @6pinbeleien Gbnli9er
gtrt nie in G6icaso be9dngen, 9urb Die
0oriptegelung, in SEEM Yorf i'm 3eitungs=
gef9dft tbdttg %getpeien gu fetn, gelang IS
t6r, cine 6teQe als Mitarbeiterin fir etre
Glebelaro'er. @onntags5ettung gu erbalten,
Dies balerte II LANCE Bis Der 6e~rausgeber
bes States, Der ibr fura borber cine Dioz
mantz9ro9e CUR 9ef9retbung eingebdn0igt
bate, bieTel6e 5uridforberte. sic rebete
fib bamit beraps, bic 8ro6e DergeiIen 5lt
BADEN, tpurbe iebo9 fofprt entlaIen. Ginigs
Gage 1pGter quartierte fe it9, tief perz
f9leiert, unter benz Namen Ton &ate Stelo
aus @o16ington I'M GtiQmans0 otel Elm
unb lieb Ti3 pon 3~ettungsIeuten inter
bietpen", QlS fe i9lieBlib entlarbt purbe,
IteQte ii9 beraus, bab ite Supelen i'm Sc
TRACE ppn $1,000 erI9pinbslt Bate; bDd2
brahte fe eS fertig, nod re6taeitig Der ppz
li3ei gu enttpiiGsn, Sbr Batter, Elm tpoblz
babenber @r<Qtoerman bon Detroit, belt
Die bel @pinbelten Gei4dftsGeute iAaOlos,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Gin brutoler Kutfder
ueberfabrt uno tootet Elm oreiiabriees Kins

9ie poGtaei fu9t gegenpdrttg mad einsm
&utI 9er, Der Sonntag Na6mittag an Der
&reuaung Der Ga Safe unb IS. StraBe
bic bret Sabre ulte @lfrebe @arlit iiberfubr
unb ouf Der STEELE t0btete. 9as Sinh
fpielte auf benz @~truBenbumm, als eine
@quipage berangefprengt fam uno baiielbe
iiber ben 6aufen rannte. 3pet 8Gber bes
@agens gingen Dem 8tnbe iiber ben Seth
meg, 10 baB es nod tpentgen 9efunoeu
tobt mar. DIS Der 8utf6er fab, ioa5 er
ongeri9tet battle, bteb er auf feline pferbe
Elm unb fubr in boaiter @arriere on Der
%. @traBe in 0itIi9er 8ihtung entlar1g,
ebe feline @erbaftung Bate borgenommen
iperben fDnnen. Die goli3et lit iebo6 i'm
8eiiB elmer guten 8ei9reibung bes GutI@er8
fotpie feineS G~ubrperts, 10 baB Der 6rutaIe
@efele fib tpobl bdlo binter S0loB unb
&iegel beftnben piro.
Oie 2ei6e bes 8inbes tpurbe mad Der
@obnung Der @ltern, go. 301O Ga SaIe=
@traBe, eebra9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

Greiben oen poblbefannten Gttho=
erappen 5reo Rob in oen Goo.
sdo6 fd cine Kueel oura Sen Kopf.

0rr8 finan3te1e S9piertgfetten D"roetz
qefii6rter temporGrer @a6nfinn mai rffen<
bar Die @eranlaHung, baB Der 2ttbogra2b
Sreb Sob 9pnnerftag Ndbm. I'M p Abr
in Ieiner Office, go. 166-168 g. Gltntou
Str, @elbitmorb besing. @r f4ob it4 aus
einem &epolper bonn &aliber 80 etne &ugel
in bic re9te S9lGfe unb pur na3 t1r3enl
Spbestampfe cine 2et9e.
Sob mar As Sabre alt, Der Prdltoent Der
uSpprt5mens &ebtetp ENGRAVING So" UNI
no6nte NIT feiner Satin fopte ietnen beloen
&tnbern, einern ungefdbr 13idbrigen G}dos
c6en unb einem 11idbrigen &nuben In Dem
3~tpeiten @todpert bes 9dufes 9to. AS
Mebfter Mpenue.
@as i'm gu Der per3petfelten Shat trieb.
pirb nit 8eitimmtbeit ppbl niemals erlntte
telt iperben. Seine tiefgebeugte Satin gar
an, baB er Ii9 bes Morgens frti3 uno mum
ter na8 1einer Sffice an Der Clinton Strdbc
beQab unb bab er ii9 bor ieinem 5ortgeben
nit ibr berabrebete, 1te bes Na9mittags in
Der Sffice ermarten gu tpolen. Nls- 5rai
SOB gegen 3 r6r Nd9mtttags Der 8erebrsz
bung gemGB i6ren @atten beiu9en tDo(te
fanb Tie, baB berfelbe fetnem 2eben geipdlt;
fam Elm @nbe gema9t bate.
ueber ben Stanb Der 9ef9Gfte ibres per-
itorbenen Mannes mubte Srau Sob irettel
ni9ts on3ugeben, als baB berfelbe tets her.
fi9erte, baB er geniigeno 81 tbun babe, pat
er dber glet95eitte flagts, es fst iebr fdbie;
rig, QuBenitdnbe 81 colectiren.
Sreb 8oB mar Elm So6n bes in ben Sreiz
fen eutf6zamerifanif9er 2tteruten tppbI:
~befannten peritorbenen Or. Sob aus Wt(:
~tpaufee, 8is. Gr mar ldngere .3eit in ben
ausgebebnten 2itbograpbenz 9ef9dft Del
Sirlna @bober C ~GorqueDtIIe Supsrinten:
6ent bes artiitil9en 9epartements unb etab:
Gtrte 1id barn felbftftdnbtg. 4ls Mttgliet
bes y@ermdnia Mdnner4ors" unb bes
n@enefeIber 2teberfran3" mar er in ben tpei'
teften &reiien bes @bieugoer 9eutf9tGum;
betannt unb gea9tet. .
Sci benz Spbten tpurben stpei 8riefe &c.
funben, bpm benen Der cine an feinen SSfre.
tar ,Sreb 9unt unb Der anbere an iein'
Satin gert9tet mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Gin BETTER In Ser Wotb.

Q9ie bdufts fiubet man Qeute, bic belfdltoig
pon fOrperii6elt 2eioen 9epla9t ltnb unb ins
folse beiiet al Suite am Qeben uerliere1.
GS iino Otes uamentli9 lof3e YerIol1ell,
rpel6e III glutarmntb, 8lei9lu6t, Nerpen=
i61pG@e, oil Der 2eber, ben Nierel,, 0erito=
pfun9 utb Serbauun9Slt0run9 Der i0ltmn1=
fen Nrt leibel. Golden &ronfen limb Die III
Der 9ansen g9elt betannteu ct. Bernard
i9on Ddufjg ais eiu pirtli6e,
Hetter III BET 9}otb eri9ieneu. rilb Sober
mann, wel6er bteie beilfrdfti9e Qr5nei ELM
NAL probirt bat, bGlt Tie beitGlbia inn Sonle
u1o trelllt lt0 ni9t mebr BON berielber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
menn oas Baby sabnt,

0ebrau6t inter aQen l1nnitGrtbe1 bas aIte
anb erprobte Wtittel, 0trs. @insIow's Sootb=
ting Sprup fir bas 3abnett Der StnSer. @s
berubtst bos Climb, mat5tb Die @aunell pei9er,
ftiGt Die 69merser, beilt @tlotollf nnS III
Sos bette M1ittel seser DtarrbOea. SInfuuh'
aponsig Gents bic 1laiAe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
wte bod 1T Jhr Gohn ieBt?

SIT ct birtrei9enb, nm sic in ben 9tanb
gu ieten, @twos fir bic 3lfunft 8urii65uz
Iegen? @enn itt6t, wiirbe es bonn nidt per-
1tii1tfti9 iein, eiu permanentes 6eim fir f6
unb bic Sartilie gu %faufen? .Sbr fOnltt eit
fleiltes 8arnp6let betomrnet, bas Sud ia9en
wirb,. mo- S6r quite 20bne un0 ein 6etm err
balteu tOnltt, iT6em Sbr on Srebertd Qbbot,
2a1b=@ommifiar, %. Is. 81. st., N~ttIpeufee,
isis, l9rei6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Nusmdrtiae m6rfts.

@6GuBpreiIe in @eise1 unO Corn III anbe=
rem StGbtel1 rparelt:
g8eisen Stem gorf: Oeai, 67}c; Sutt,
sase; September, e75e, ct, a9nts'
M a1,i e4 A.; Suit S 81 So Hnlnt9 g msat e st..
Moi. 64Ec. - Baltimore: Qpril, 67&c. /;
Mat 673c. = SoGebo: 8aar, 65gc; Mai,
$3.50; = Milnaufee: Wfoi 63Bc; Sult,
645c; - Detroit: 8aar, 648e; Wtat, 64c.
Corn Stem gorf: Mai, 52sc; Suit 53Bc;
ct. 2olis: Meai, 454c; Suli 46fe; = Bal
%tilnore: 9prtl, 52te; Otai 51&c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
G9IO0tOr.

stu reineS Watsbter eebrattt not
ser Gprr. Geipp 8retug. SO. lift bters
utit beitea,S c~tnpfobtea. STA GlefOen
aano S6Nerm at baben. telephone
So. $780, @ettttaa 9eptnt. go. $780,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
SD uBs9 reife:
N0rftUeri6t


@bicaeo. 80. @prtG.
@n @etreibemarft sit9eu Die 8reiie aue
berutter. ,Ntois Wetseu i6loB nit 62c., Mai=
Corn nit 473c., Mai=6afer nit 27c.
Die bO9Reu, n~teorisiteh nno S6luBpreile
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

Ser befannte gbiGoIppb 9rofeRor Qa=
Sarus, Der tiingitbin fetnsn ltebaigiten Sc
burtstag %feterte, bat Ii9 nit Der S6rtftz
1~telerin gfabiba Gemp berbeirat6et.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Gin Rahe0kt
Sn9 rpahriheinlib Ger Grmor-
Dung Gberiol's ST 6runoe.
Cine g%laubDiirOige SbeOrie.

Gin OentitspoIe, Ger BON GberfoE pereebens
cine NnftelIuug p~erIonot hattie, ais Der
Chat peroGdtie. - nlehrere umftanos=
bepcifc. - Srou Capt. 3IYun h0rte pom
Shoouer ~nSunnYtoe" aus Gberfol's
6iIferufe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
8tc9motff.

@bico9o, ST., 80. @prtl.
Sim Rtnbptebmdrft betru9 bic 3u=
fubr $500 Stid sesen 4,062 aln pori9en
OtenItas. gel9dft flan ulo pretle ME 9e=
itertt.
9t0tiruitoer foI9eu: ...,E
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Siberfido Iefet 7hr

bic i'll bteier .3eituns perOffentli6ten j3eus=
uiiie betreffs 9oob's GariapariQa. Ole Be-
fatigen aber ieben 3weifel binaus, Dap
6ep6's furtrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Ni4tan3beri6t.

@bieaeo, 80. Qprtt.
Die ganfaussGei6unsen beIiefeH ii6 auf
S15, 1852 $50.
uubesihuIbIh elm. fdIoIieu in
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
How tha Anolents Ata

The ancients did not sit at table. The
Egyptians, Assyrians, Persians and He
brews are not known to have had chairs at
their tables On state occasions the king
had seat at the table, but the lords and
mobiles stretched themselves out at full
length on the floor. So, too, among the
Greeks and Romans. The former always
reclined while eating, and when the meal
was over they sat or lounged around In
easy attitudes The Romans had the same
manners. At a grand banquet lasting
three or four hours the guests reclined on
couches, supporting themselves on one ell
bow and eating with the fingers from
dishes placed by the slaves in che middle
Of the table. Obviously this was an awk-
ward position, and one that made 1t diff
cult, II not impossible, to keep food and
drink from dropping on the clothing or the
draperies of the couch.
The ancient custom of eating In reclin-
Ing position came easy and natural to peo-
pie in warm climates. 1t is all right where
the floors are not damp, but 1t is not suited
to the conditions of life in cold countries.
And so we find the custom of sitting al
meals In vogue among the people OF
France, Germany and England. .--Lippin.
colts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
INTERESTING FIGURES.

THE worlds population increases at
the rate of one per cent. per annum.
THE highest mountain in Massachu-
sets is Mt. Greylock, with an altitude
of 1856 feet.
THE Salvation Army War Cry has q
circulation of 52,00o,000 copies, printed
in forty languages.
OVER $50,0O0,00o are spent in main
tanning the churches in the United
States, and s4Oo, 100000 in running the
jails.
THE Old Testament contains thirty
nine books, 929 chapters, 1924 verses,
593, ,493 words and 2,72s, 100 letters.
ACCORDING to the city directory just
issued Baltimore has population of
617, ,794, an increase during the year of
27,917.
THE product of single pair of spar
rows, if each pair should have twenty
four young in a year, and all live,
would in ten years number 275, ,71e, ,9s9,
69s birds. This bird matches five or six
broods in a year, md produces from
four to six young in brood.
GREATER New YORK, Typographical
statistician points out, will cover an
area of 317 square miles; three times
the size of London and twelve times
that of Paris. Rome, Babylon and Mem
phis are not to be mentioned in the
comparison.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
HAMLET AND CAVlARE.
The Young Western Woman Had the Ad-
vantage When It Came to Quotations.

vantage When 1t Came to Quotations.
In the free and easy intercourse of ocean
travel on the smaller steamers it happened
on a recent voyage that one of the Four
Hundred of a large eastern city permitted
herself to unbend generously to bright
young western woman, writer of we'll
known ability, but limited as to fashiona-
BILE knowledge of some things.
One night these two, with their respec-
tive parties were having q merry lunch in
the saloon. Spying familiar looking dish
on the table, our little western woman ex
claimed with animation:
Raspberry jam How NIGEL Please pass
1t to me-"
An awkward silence fell on the party as
the elegant representative Of her city's So
cial organism remarked with whitening
emphasis:
"That jam is caviare, Mrs. B. Will
you have somep'
"CaviareP' said the other with an un-
disturbed air. SIS that caviare? 1 never
saw any before, which proves that be-
long to the general doesn't itP" The
contemptuous look from the society wom-
an gave place to puzzled expression as
she said:
Generals General whop What do you
mean by the general, pray tellP'
"Why, mean that the world is safe,
after all, and pretty evenly divided. Some
know their Hamlet, some their caviare, -
good naturedly laughed the little writer.
A sigh of relief breathed gently from
the group, and the society woman smiled
politely, with an air that seemed to insinu-
ate that in spite of all efforts to uplift 1t
the wild west was hopelessly sunk in bar
barism. New York Tribune.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
,MpERsonAL CHAT.

A BosToN man who Is fond of beer,
and still anxious to keep up appear
ances. carries leather hat-box on Sum
day when he sallies forth to work the
growler."
Two PIous darlxies in Mississippi
were engaged in a controversy. One
asserted that the Saviour rode an ass;
the other denied the assertion, and was
shot dead for the denial Then the
shooter was killed while resisting
arrest.
A MAN died recently near Lebanon,
Pa, at 90 years of age. He had been
the father of % children, 10 of whom
survived him. There were besides, at
the time of his death, 110 grandchil-
dren and 90 great-grandchildren.
A VIENNA specialist was recently
summoned to Temesvar to decide
whether the bishops leg should be
amputated or not. The train was
stalled in the snow, but he consulted
with the Temesvar doctors by tele-
phone, and the leg came off.
A GEORGIA Judge warned his people
in regard to coming into court intox-
icated, and used these words: II wish
to put everybody on notice, that II they
come into this courtroom while am
sitting on this bench drunk, they had
better look out"
THERE was funeral in St. Albans,
VT, recently of democrat, aged So,
who was buried in coffin made by q
democrat of pine grown on ademo-
Gratis land and sawed at democrats
mill, and the undertaken and bearers
were democrats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01

radiant, in purple, in silver and gold. !
had found IL warm in packing md was
standing without coat or waistcoat,
Maltese straw hat on my head, looking
somewhat like British sailor in summer
attire. She stepped forward and gave me
her hand. Her eyes glistened--and the
thought flashed through my mind that 1t
WIGS the last time / should ever see her.
She may have had much the same thought.
"You have come to bid me goodby,
Irene" / said. But she hardly let me
finish the sentence. She threw her arms
around my neck and kissed meas a
queen might have kissed a sailor. Then,
while her soft white hands clasped my
neck, she said: "Must you then go9 Stay
with me, my lifep'
She would not have spoken in vain. 1t
seemed to me as though SOFT. tanning
wings were stirring up the passNn which
had long lain dormant In my heart and
were making 1t burn and glow, and be-
gan to feel as II my heart were some in
flammable material which would burst
into an uncomfortable flame. 1 stood
speechless, n prey to contending emotions.
Presently / bent down over the sweet girl,
who, as she perceived this, raised herself,
clasped her arms more tightly round my
neck and pressed her mouth to mine so
lovingly, so passionately, SO intoxicatingly.
Suddenly Kyria Maria appeared at the
door to bid me goodby. We had hardly
sense enough left to feel confused at her
sudden appearance. She looked at us in
some surprise, but smiled benevolently, as
If we were two children, and she forgave
us, as we would not do it again. did not
understand one-half Of what she said to
me, for l was looking all the time at
Irene, who, with her handkerchief to her
eyes, was standing at the window, with
her back to us. At length Jorgi dashed in
with the news that the horses were ready
and were waiting below. This reused me
took up my coat and cloak, bade my
four walls adieu and descended the stairs
In silence. Aunt and niece followed me,
equally silent
/ mounted my horse. Kyria Maria ad-
vanced toward me, gave me her hand,
wishing me "polla ete"-many years
begged me to greet my father and mother
in Germany for her and hoped should
have q safe and pleasant journey.
Then Irene-now somewhat calmer-
stretched out her little hand to me.
"Zoe mou, ma me agapas" GLOVE me,
my life'O, she whispered, Ter eyes suffused
with tears, then went slowly back into the
cottage while rode sadly away.
My presentiment was right. I never saw
Irene again. Blackwood's Magazine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
In the Lion,. cage.

Menagerie lions are treated to strange
and sometimes attractive spectacles now
adays. In Paris the serpentine dance has
been frequently performed in the cages of
the supposed monarchs of the desert, ex-
hibited at fairs. At Tallins, In the Isere,
two BARRIERS and shoemaker entered a
cage OF lions yesterday, accompanied by
the tanner, in order to win wager. One
of the BARRIERS sat down In chair, was
lathered by his colleague and shaved by
the shoemaker, who welded the razor
with the mosS consummate GOODNESS and
skill. The trio were enthusiastically 40
claimed as they emerged from the cage and
won the wager.--Paris Letter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
POOR HUMAN NATURE.

I'D like 10 see one true and perfect man
Who never clipped in life's forbidding race
Whose work has been according to the plan
30 plainly mapped for 6tting every case
just one whose gentle footsteps never ran
Astray. I'd like TO look in such face
And homage pay in songs OF jubilee
To human nature, good as 1t could be.
I've seen good people underneath the sun
Who did as well as anybody could,
Bone cheerful glad and always full Of fun
And others sad and almost goody. good
But, man or woman, not a single one
Who always did as they exactly should.
Bone have one fault and some Of course an
,Ct other.
The nearest perfect is my good old mother.
One at the church is always to be found
Ready TO speak the praises of the Master,
His words with logic fearfully profound,
His object to avert a worlds disaster,
Yet in the business marts he hustles round
And has perhaps on many homes plaster,
his heart pulsating for the joys Of heaven
Only, exclusively, one day in seven.
! see another equally devout,
But full OF vanity almost to scornng.
He has some Righteousness beyond doubt
Nor fears the awful resurrection morning,
But vanity he cannot live without
And thinks too much of personal adorning,
Against which failing very much was said
By One who had not where to lay his head.
Man has been frail and weak and halt anC
blind
And prone to go astray from the beginning
So much so it is very hard to find
One who has always struck pace that's
winning,
The very best, according TO my mind,
Are subject to degrees Of hateful SHINING,
And when one goes where grace cannot restore
him
I'll not condemn, but Just feel sorry for him.
-Nebraslxa Stata Iournal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
THEIR BEST WORK.

PREsooTT is said to have regarded the
Conquest of Peru" as his master per-
formance.
preferred "The Ring and the Book" to
any of his other works.
MRS. STOWE always admitted that
she could not do better than in uncle
Toms Cabin"
BUCKLE was too modest to express an
opinion of the merits of the book he
never lived to finish.
BANCROFT prided himself on his "His-
tory of the United States, which, after
all, is but fragment.
WASHINGTON IRVING once confided to
friend that the "Salmagundi" con-
tanned his best thoughts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-08-01
HISTORICAL VOICES.

OLD KAISER WILHELM had a soft
voice, and spoke in soothing tone that
gave pleasure to every hearer.
BRIeNoLI was known as the "silver
voiced" His tones, though not strong,
were exceedingly pure and sweet.
JOHN ADAMS had a cool, deliberate
way of speaking that carried convic-
ton to the minds Of his hearers.
WENDELL Phillips always spoke in
an ordinary tone, with very distinct ar
ticulation and careful pronunciation.
CowPEB always spoke in diffident,
hesitating way, as though afraid of the
effect of his words on his auditors.
FARINELLI was so idolized by his ad-
mirers that it was of him an English
lady once exclaimed: "One Godl One
Farinelli!"