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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

BSD~ To step between death and his prev is
a good work, and whoever induces the vic
On OF Scroinls, or npy Other dississeb oftbb
blood to use Scovill's Blood and Liver Syrph
he's begun good work. There can be no
question as to the result Of this medicine, il
persevered in.
Humors after having accumulated n the
i9rm of sores, pinples, swellings of The
glands upon the neck, or serofu Ions ulcers
etc Something mhst be done 10 assist pa.
ture aud remove this morbid action. before
the Constitution is wholly broken down with
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13
AFTERNOON REPORT.


SALT LAKE, June IL -Spesker Cofax and
party arrived here yesterday morning eight
DAYS from Denver They were delayed by
Indian hostiliits. The Indians attacked b
Gordon train, at North Platte Crossing, in
sight Of them, aud at Eagle Cook station, !,
few hours after they passed and killed or
wounded oil the stock tenders and soldiers.
The City Council and citizens met. the party
two miles from this city W. Ii. Hooper in "a
welcoming speech extended the bospitalities
OF the ci6gens. Collax replied lhat'he pre-.
dicted a brilliant future for Utah, il her people
prove true 10 the Union and obedient to tho
laws To nighta meeting ofS000 people was
addressed bg Speaker Colfax, Lieutenant
Governor Cross, Of Illinois, and d. Richard.
son. The party remain here until next Mon.
day General Conner has sent out troops to
stop the Indian depredations and will keep the
mail route open.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

BofoNi Jane II by arrivals here adyi.
ces q'e received from Hayt to the 2sIh Of
May
Thfrevolation is still in progress, without de.
elaf results The recent report Of he defeat
OF u rebels was not confirmed There had
beet soma lighting near 0onaives, and il was
'h19hght the national troops wonj abandon the
pfre and fall back upon 81 Marie
President Gelirayd was making great exer.
UPS torwerdng troops trom Port au Prince
apl neighboring towns
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

! D<5~At special meeting of The City Coun
Gil yesterday an appropriation was made to
defray the expenses Of public reception ot
the NiDetythird, on their arrival here. A
committee was appointed to visit Camp Den.
nison, and ascertain tho number Of men who
would probably come to Dayton. The Ninety.
third we're in Cincinnati yesterday, on their
way to Camp Denpison. They we're met by
delegation from Dayton and addressed by
idenienapt Governor Anderson, the Grst
Colonel Of the Regiment.
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nATEImONtAL.

ADlks AND GENTLEMEN; II you wish "a
- marry yon can do 20 by addressing M, / v,G
te@ea 80 Non, without money and without price vaiuabe
m ~. .9I,nal9n, mat VIII enable you to marry hsppiy
rh "psCnnyl irrespective OF age, wealth or beauty
mish 70 marry VIII theerfully assist you All ist.
s@eIs @ slrouy confidential The desired Information
stht ny return mall and 10 reward rsked Please ip
yourself Address, '''" 70
PARAH n LAMBERT
,,eta., f I.. l Greenpont, "a
"'o''n Kings Co New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

WooD WooD WooD lll-MeCain &
Nauertb, are TOW selling tho best qualities O
Sugar, Hickory and Beech Wood, snwed and
spht' ready for use, either by tho cord or
eart-losd Families and otbers Supplied at
the lowest prices We also offer very cheap
Cord Wood, suitable Tor house or steam pu
p'sas, by the boat.lond or single cord. A
supply Of Lime, Coal, and Cement constantly
kept on hand.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

Bay The success that has attended the use
of DR. MOTT VEGETABLE LIVER Pills is the
subject OF conversation in all circles. We
have never known any PHI TO- be spoken Of
in such favorable terms. hose who have
used them will not take n substitute if these
can be had. II gives us pleasure to announce
that they are for SALE by all druggists and
dealers in family m'dicines throughout the
country
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

SCARCITY OF HousEs For the last year
mere has been . agreay scaecity of houses in
Dayton. We are tod that great many fam.
'iles have had 10 move away for the want of
houseS' and that two hundred dwellings could
be rented at this time if they could be had
Many families arp forced 70 boayd for the
want OF houses 1t is high time our capitalists
who are interested in the growth Of Dayton,
began TO devise measures to supply our grow.
ing population with new buildings.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13
MrrrINu Or soLDlrRs, Rs,-Members Of In

MEErIEG or SOLDIERS. Members of the
fst, %, llth, 18th, 2llh, 35th, 4sth, SD
Psih, 6ist, 63d, 69th, list, 74tb, 18th, sOth,
p3d, lO6tb, l0sth, and other Ohio Regiments,
And fractions Of companies are invited to
meet at the Western (No. ~ Engine House
tonight, to make arrangements for receiving
sheir comrades in arms, who will return home
hhs last Of this week BY order Of
4f H VRTpRANa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13
tsObnCk,s BitIcrs.

a RENAREABLg FACr.-That moi n single
instance has come to the knowledge of c. W
Roback of n failure Of his Ritters TO giye
satisfaction in the housands of eases in which
they have been used is worthy of remark, and
undenlable evidence Of their intrinsic vir-
tue.
Try bottle and read the advertisement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13
DIR. HaII,s RaIsan.

This famous remedy for CONSUMPTION
has reached distinction and popularity Gar
beyond any other like medicine before The
public The certificates from Physicians
aud Medical Professors are a sure guarantee
Tor the superiority and efficacy of this med.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

NEw YoRR, June l4,-Gold opened Illi
closed at l42i stocks better; money 5a6
Reading 95j Erie rs Sterling Exchange
los Chicago, Burlington \ Quincy LOG 4;
New York Central 93t; United States skies
OF 67 llO4 620's registered ll8! con
pons lOi new issue lO3g lO4O coupons
953
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

The inquiry is, What can DR. TowSsLEY's
INDIAN fooTHAcHE AEoDYNE be composed of,
as it cures the toothlcbe so easilyY 1t will
also beaulify your mouth and sweeten your
breath. Noyoung lady or gentleman should
be without IL
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By, Telegraph.
19IFiRRNaEp.RoR M lHE. PAlEY NMRInE
LA IGgT 1gEs Ws.
EV!NING REPORT.


WAsHSGrJ June IA witness was call.
ed on todaykho showed that OLaughlin wns
with him onINe night of April 18Th, aud al
Secretary Sthon's, as bad been previously
testified. II as also shown that the explo-
sion at City Pint in August last was owirg 10
rebel torpeo Witnesses were called to
establish tbeiharacter OF Lawyer Norton,
Goyernmenwtnrss, for credibliiy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

To MoRRow The Coillion Party at the
County Fair Grounds will come Of to morrow
the dancing to commence ot one o'clock
". M Measures have been taken to have
the best order preserved. and general good
time may be expected. L-ll.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

BTrThe Board for the equalization Of
Taxes in this city, consists OF the following
gentlemen '--Robert W. Steele, George Leh.
man. Marcus Bosler, A. Gebbatt, A, Kuhns,
sJoseph Cegg rlaa7o
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

e1S- The Cincinnati Horticultural Society
reports that The grape crop in that vicinity is
fuined by miIdeW We have heard no com.
plants Of the kind in this section. So far az
lye can learn The crop bids fair to be a good
pne.
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speciai Meeting OF CITY Councll.
June, II, 1865, at s O'clock p. NJ


Present-Messrs Iddings Kuhns GARY
kiefer, Clingmau. Hilpefort, Butt, McGrepor
Bosler, Oolhower, WomcldorfF, Brunner, and
Buz
The President said that the object of the
meeting was to appropriate money towards
the receotion Of the 93d Regiment Ohio Vol.
nnteer Infantry, who would probably arrive
here in a few days
On motion, the following resolution was
adopted a ftsH li| go .HN iH
ResOiued, That the sum of Three Hundred
Dollars be appropriated out Of the General
Expense Furd, to defray expenses Of receiv-.
ing and entertaining the Ninelylhird Repi.
ment, upon their arrival in Dayton. AMI that
Messrs. Knhns aud Bruner be Committee,
on behalf OF Council to audit bills aod author.
re orders upon said appropriation
Yeas: Messrs. Kuhns, Gary, Brunncr,
kiefsr, Cliogman, Hilgefor;, Butt McGrepor,
Colhower, Womeliortr, Butt and IadnQs
On motion, Council adjourned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

The CELEBRATION Picnic Excursion
TRAM.-ArrenPoments have been made by
which the Dayton n Michireu Rail Road
wilIrun an excursion train on Thursday Morn
ing, Tor The nccomc dntion of all who wish IL
attend ife, Grand Celebration Pic Mic, AZ
Beardsbear's Grove. The train will leave the
Union Depot at 10 10 A. NJ and the Pic. Me
grounds at 81 30 p. NJ Fare for the trip (boh
ways) 40 cents for fduts, and 10 certs for
children The train will run within half a
mile OF the Grove. and omniNusses will he
there TO convey those who wish 10 ride TO the
ground in the morning, and return them TO
the train In the evening As there is n pros
pect of large crowd it would be well for
those who wish to go, to secure tickets in
time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

NAslISGToE, June II Surgeon General
"n. Whelnn, Chief ofihe Burrau Of Medicine
aH Surgery of the Navy Department, died
lal night, amer protracted illness, from
diease OF the heart '''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

DAYTON June IL
FLoUR-Re5lvhkat 81 OO@$7 CO.
WHEAT--$l 25@l 80.
CORN--6O nefft.t.t .
0ATS-b0.
RYE-40.
BARLEY-E5
BEEF-l5@20.
BUTTER--20m25
CHlCKENS-35@40.
EGGS--20c per doz.
ORocERlEs-RETAIL PRICES.
TEASE GO
CoFFEE--S5@s7c per pound.
SUGAR--l5 tI - 81.
COFFEE SUGAR-25 per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-25c per 10:
MOLAssES-$l 4O@l 6O@l 6Oper gal
lon.
SYRUP-$l 10.
RlCE-l5c per ID.
POTAToES--$l 25@1 so per bush
APPLES-$2 OO@2 10.
LARD--20. ......
CHEESE-25c cd" t'' tt'.f
STARCH-l24c per ID.
q 'S0APS-ilbc per ID. o. .I
l,ToBACC0-$l OO@l 25 per ID.
SHOT-25@30c per ID.
ANiN@h ~NS pti w.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
corrected oy N. o'BGen a Brother1
TEAS--$l 5O9l 80
COFFEh--30(232. ...
SUGAR-l4t922
COFFEE SUGAR-2002Io per 10.
CRUSHED SUGAR--2lc per ID.
M0LASSES-$f 2O(Dl rs per gal.
RlCE-l2!61l3lc perlb.
LARD-2OC922.
T0BACC0--10@$I30 per h.
, iSHoT--'$i 6O96 90 per sack. .f
LEAD-l4c per ID
DRIED APPLES--l2I@l4
BUTTER-3 -30@3ic
CHEESE-173@ 1875
SrARCH-gG8 Zoe per II.
SOAPS--l3@l7 per 10
SWEET POrAr0ES--$2 OOa2 10 nsr
busbel. HFlgfIt H.t OuIl
HAY-Timothy SCOOPS per ton.
WHlSKY-S2 05 for common.
Strawberries--2O cents per quart
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ssD- A horse ran OF with buggy thir
,norning, on Third street, bringing up apainat
be curb-stone in fro oflhe Ohio Insurance
'piHce. The adly dsSssa Vas the smashing
.lP Of one Of the buggy wheels
sti'. -sss y - i--s-.- srss .+.
=. A. SOLDIER OF THE NNErY-rulRD DRowN.
ED,-Ihe Cincinnati Commercial Of yester.
Zap contains the following IN
Henry leigler, belonging TO Caplaih
lpale's company, Ninetyihird Ohio Infantry,
fn route from Parkersburg to 'f36isyilIh. on
'he steamer Wild Wagner, on Saturday. al
!, M7 jumped overheard near Madison,
$ndieua, and was drowned. The Wagner
lowlng ter whistle for the Ohio No. 3. Zeir.
~ was asleep at the time, aud being iri,ht.
3ned at the whistle leaped overheard with
h blanket around him. he has been
we service Tour years, and leaves wifi,
Rnd several children in Dayton, Ohio. .'n'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

But theorowuipg lory Of his hie remaina to be at.
taned IN his discovery, rather combnqtion 'or he
Hoes not clam 10 have been the of
which is the basis 81 tho BttArs nov offered 10 tho
public rhathpnor belongs to 20 qeilva inhabitants
OF Central America TO whom III rttpH have heeh
/. known ior mpre than two hundred yeRrs Armed
with it the indish bids deeace the tnnst deadly
malarla anl handles, without fear the most venom
GUS s9rpeufs. II TX telfr with the m, that whlln
heie Is breath in The body fne Csron Is potent 10
cure 10 p9tlsr what ihe III ,se may he.
L While pr Bu'lis not prepared to endorse this ex
Rlhorough examination Of the evidence relating IN
i,s f'rtnes, tn NJ remedy and preventative for all
Diseases arsiGS frorn exposure, either change Of
westherr or rhmsseYt,S miasnst,ea inaasnoes Il
stands n
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Hstray IEon Gray Horse

1N,NsS np by the suhsoiibsr on the ish inst. An
L Iron Gray horse, sixteen hands high, about four
years old, has collar mark, and ~ nns farm horse
Apply 20 W. n, Rove, three and one half miles
seaih ofDaylon, on the Germantown pike.
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oFSfalL caOoe 10 COMMAND snrnoAx's

oeSsRGL CROOK TO COMMAND sHERiDAx's
CAVALRY.
All Of Sheridane cavalry remaining in this
vicinity will be under the Command Of Major
Seqep Crook glHI Il
TuR GOVERNOR OF COLORADO
II is understood that General Slough has
been appointed Governor OF Colorado In place
Of Mr.. Evans.M Mr. Slough received his lirst mil.
ilary commission from Colonel Gilpin, Grst
Governor of thie territory.
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$75
$3.50
Agents Wanted

TINJ SEP fewlng Mackipos We will give a comn,ts.
I siol on 40 Macbipes Fold, or employ aqents N no
vii Norsior the above wages and all xpanses raid
Address, u. u. HERRINTON a co.
mshdttsl Detroit, Miohipan.
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BOYER a BIeMASTER.
O YES! O YES!

flNHE Undersigned IN a duly licensed Auot oneer
'or Montgomery county, and will cry sales, -
olenHs his scrvicesi may be In demand
Persons VIM have not taken out eenae, will be A.
tended ", % they violate The law.
N. B.-Rcsidence 2S miles sOuti-east ofMIAMIs-
BURG. Order let wth JOHN KlSER,ir., or ADAM
CLAY, hiamsbur' on Main street, will be attended
to Col. GEORGE HisER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

Us entirely noselcsa.
PATENrEp DEVICE prevents ts being turned back.
war.
The PATEsTED NEEDLE cannot he set wrong.
Inc Ihrhsrtp HrhaER AND FELLEH AND BRAiDER
" ruus lestor than any other.
IL will never drop stteh.
u r. the only practical Machine hch Ali can use
u does the hnest md nsatest work ever known, and
all varieties Of family sewing IN the most perfect
manner.
No other ntnchine takes the sIw srfp Loor sTIroH'
u canrot he h4iustsd or got bH OF order.
II uses the "ROrATIEG HsOK" It....' ..'..
Whatever the meiis Of other machines, II is no
disp ragement TO say the Wilcox A Gibbs Is worth,
to the public.
Ibe Gold Modal Rt the American Institute. and nu-
marous FIRST lTffnums az styte FaIrp, and at tho
meetings Of Mechanical and iientiac boeiefles an
over the world, are among its trophies.
II Is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World. a .,...' ... =
CINCINNATI, 70 West 4th st.
al2daw3m 'TI
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IRAND OANIPAIGN.

A BOUT A, WALDANAN'S Hoop Bas,arRnd Skirt
~ Factory HR4alrendy on haBd his spring stock ot
Hoop Skirts, French and American Corset- CORSET
stccs, shoulder bra ics his new lpcafion NJ a25
Second street, for the mont of the spring
trade, which embraces the best spiral trail hoops All
the newest styles Of Quaker skirts, Rt wholesale and
retail. Keeps constan ly on hand skirts Of extra
sizes length, and ladies' who rad nj says trouble
finding their hoops large enough, will find them In his
establishment Hoop skirts re-mOdeled aud neatly
repaired Merchants in surrounding towns will do
well TO call nj lus esahlis meut before purchasing
elsewhere member tho place, $50 Second street,
opposite the frRnkln House. d.. mA2Od1m
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With Our IA RIvAu-l!
Aud uetlydesery es the reputation has 20 long en-
Ioyedin OentralA merca aud the West Indies.
I'M DYSPBPSTA}
M -,N

LITE ndNrtaeAo of sympoma, IL acts more like
tHARM than medicine, There IN nothing In tho
whole rance of Matea Melina that can for m0tu mt
boar q com parison with II IN this disease.
fnli account of this wonderful plant may b found
in the eleventh edition Of the United States DispenH.
ntory, pages 1887 md 1888 r.
series Of eNperimentsin which DR.. Buli has been
for years engaged has just been brought 10 a succeS.
mi termination, and he snow enabled 10 Otier the
pubic combination o. 'CEpROR with other approved
tonicH, the whole preserved N tha hest qnRlity Of
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he ia conf
dent has no equal In the world.
He might fnrnish h volume 0f cornc ties lint tho
public nave long since learned to estimate such things
py trts vn'ue The safest Dlan is every one
totesttor hlmself the virtues OF a new incidence
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GIVE THE

ONE TRIAL AND You WILL NEVER USE ANY
OTHERS ..tt
.as ....tt TI.l ...g|
q .rtf 'r.ta. Hi 100. .a.l. .
- Or
Itisnot necesssry 90 publish long si Of Diseases
al Diseases OF tho .,I TT
,.., Li.t ..t..
BOWELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
tirll.l .-.I .
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His Compound of Wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
and South, His Worm toz-
enges, IN less than year
indm their introduction ate
tained n reputation as vide spread
as the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
e}ttkdtal HEErgUst
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SOLD wH0LEsALE AM n rrAIL ny

BULLS sAI.sAPARILLA,
~ BULLS WORM DEsT ROYRR,
'Aa"di,pa''s.uuss.ss.s saITTs.ToNIo syRUl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13

HsinimitRhe preparation ai isAHsAPARILLA
OF that valuable drug.
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NUMBER AZ.

l''FUe got my orders r. screamed Mr..
Monk. my orders don't say nothin'
abort no brass band and yonng women.
My orders says, Cit him there by seying!'
Let go them lines Clear the way there
Whoo-ep IEEP YOUR SEAT, HoRAcE!"
and the coach dashed wildly through the
procession, upsetting portion Of the
brass band, and violently grazing the
wagon that contained the beautiful young
women in white. 18ie SIT
Years hence gray-haired men, who
were little boys in this procession, will
tell their grand children how, this stage
tore through Muddy Springs, and. how
Horace Greeley's bald head ever aud
anon showed itself, like white apparia
ton above the coach roof. aas re- ,g.aja
Mr.. Monk was on time. There isIs
tradition that Mr.. Greeley, was very in,
dignant for awhile; then he laughed, and
final y. presented Mr.. Monk with .. bran
new suit of clothes. -. .--,5sssT
Mr.. Monk himself is still in the em-
ploy of the California Stage Company;
and is rather fond of relating a,story that
has made him famous all over the Pacific
coast. But he says he Yields to no mad
in his admiration for Horace Greeley.
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read the Papers.

A cotemporary makes the following
sensible remarks touching newspapers
and advertisements 49, ne
The American people are emphaticaliy
areading people. Periodicals and news
papers of every description are devouredi
with eager avidity. This is as, it should
be. 1t makes us. ready, posted, yigilant,
practical. Therefore We say. read your,
papers, and read them thoroughly. Read
the advertisements, and you cannot fail
to be benefited in some way thereby !,
By reading the advertisements you will
become thoroughly posted as to the matt !
ural extent of the different kinds Of bu-;
siness transacted in your city and town.
1t will inform you Of occupations, of lo-
calities, changes, new firms, and host
of other things which will be Of great
benefit and cannot be obtained without
considerable labor and trouble. You will
save many dollar by simply reading the
advertisements. 3, -. -
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Anecdote orDr. webster.

In 1774, DIR. Webster was a popular
preacher of the Kirk of, Scotland, ,Ediu-i
burg, Business brought him to Lons
don, and one day, when passing, the
House of Lords, his curiosity induced
him to make an effort to step in and see
them. Mono were admitted without an
order, except neblemen's seryants.4 Webs
ster being ignorant of the rule, requested,
admittance.
sWhat lord do you belong to p asked
the door-keeper. sls'O
s'To the Lord Jehovah, replied Web
ster.f.s a ts.Y ~ ganzJ
"To the Lord Jehovah ~ queried the.
doorkeeper. II have kept here seven
years but have not heard Of such d lord.
Jack, : said he to his fellow-keeper ON
the. front steps, ss'here's chap who says
he belongs to the Lord Jehovah; do you
know such a lord 2
Never heard of him said Jack. -
"But," said the doctor, ''there is such &
lords sf; *. lo1 r agassasfe1 3
asPass'm in. said Jack; 81 s'pose it's
some poor Scotch lord" ts.,-,ia,.f he
This occurred at a period when there
was not one in twenty of all. the manufac-
turing and rural districts in England who
could read the Bible or write his name
Sabbath schools were introduced in l773.
Now the people are very intelligent and
happy. and can not only read aud write,
but have found who the ssLord jehovah =
is. beH s apfli3 ~ .Ffc
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Theft and Accountability.

"Patrick, the widow Maloney tells me
that you have stolen one OF her finest
pigs. Is that so p
"Yes, yer Honor" F
"What have you done with it p
"Killed and ate ii, your Honor"
{ "Oh, Patrick when you are brought
face to face with the widow and pig On
the judgment day, what account will you
be able to give of yourself when the
widow accuses you of the theft?"
"Did you say the pig would be there,
your Reverence ~
..To be sure ] did"
"Well, then your Reverence. I'll say,
Mr.. Maloney, there's yer pig.---Er-
change.
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Trouble.

You are going to have your troubles
as well as your pleasures. A man is not
worth snap that has not had trouble. .aA'
You canno. subdue selfshness without
struggle. You cannot restrain pride,
without conflict. You cannot expect to
go throgh life without bearing burdens.
But you are going to have help Under
circumstances that will redeem you from
these things. You are going to experi-i
ence more victories than defeats. Your
sufferings will be only here and there
likeslittle spots in whole field Of JOY.
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"BUT NOT UNTIL yoy DIE rAdSaid b
very high functionary to his seapegrace
SON: "Look at mel Here am 1, at the
top Of the tree. and what Is my reward !?
Why, when I die my son is the greatest
rascal in England l' e ses =
To this made answer young hopeful
"Yes, dad, when yeu die--but not till
then, you see" IA - sissss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-12-20

a.What is coloniring, ma ?" inquired
hopeful miss, Of seventeen. $50
"Colonizing my dear" replied the
mother. ais having home, and fafsinga
family" NM ~ =
"Oh ma, how l would like TO colo
nizs." exclaimed the expectant daugh-
ter. 50 ltlN- ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-12-20

p0 DISSEMINATION in youth is the sore-
runer of perfdy in old age; its appear
ance is the fatal omen Of growing de--
prayity In future shame.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-12-20

A man passing through a gateway in
the dark hit his nose against the post.--
"I wish that post was in h--ll," ho said.
"Betterswish it somewhere else !" said .
bystander, or you might run against il
agalnI' .sg