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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29
And to the government Upon the
Same Articles a Tari n Tax of
s. 4 OF 8 o. o O.
A Clear Swindle of $lSS,.
$4,000 Yearly.
The People Demand REFORM!
TFrom the Ohio Statesman.

TFrom the Ohio Statesman.
The tariff duties on imported goods
are just as much tax on the American
people as any other tax that takes money
out of their pockets, The importer
pays the duty Tor tax) in the first place !;
he adds it to the price when he sells it
to the wholesale dealer; the wholesale
dealer puts it on the price when lie sells
to the retailer, and the village retailer
and country storekeeper does the same
when he sells to the people. So the tax
in the end is paid by the consumer. but
with the addition of the interest on the
amount of the duty originally advanced
by the importer This reads like the A
B C of political economy, but the people
should bear it in mind.
We sometimes hear the claim advanc-
ed that the taxes have been reduced un-
der the Grant administration The lie
is so transparent that it is not put forth
with the bo'dness it once was, but occa-
sionally we hear it from some unscrupu-
lous stumper or oflice-holding newspa.
per. Let us see how taxation has been
reduced in the single branch that is col
lected by duties (taxes paid by the peo-
ple) on foreign imports.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
just published an official statement of
the receipts into the Treasury-that's
where the taxes go-during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1871. The receipts
during the year from the customs tax
aggregate the enormous sum of 5000
go. .4OS O5 in gold, against Sl94,-
53S,374 A for the preceding fiscal year
ending June 80, 1870. The tax for the
year 1901 is the largest amount ever
before collected in single year from
this source of revenue. In grcenbacks,
at the present gold rate, it amounts to
over t,co hundred and thirty three mil.
hons Of dollars!
1t is interesting to compare the
amount of this tariff collected during
the two years of Grants Administration
with the entire amount collected during
the four years of Buchanan Admins
tration. Look at these figures, from
official documents:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29
Energy and victory.

The longer | live the more ! am Ger.
tain that the great difference between
men, between the feeble and the power
tul, the great and insign fi:ant, is ener-
gy-invincihle determination. A pur,
pose ONCE fixed, anu then, death or vic
tory. That quality will do anything
that can he done in the world; and nc
talents, no circumstances. no opportu
mites, will make a two legged creature
a man without it,-Bu1ton,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29
A DOllar for Every Minute Since
the Dawn of the Creation,

The editor of the Lexington (Mo
Caucasian, Major P. Donan, has compu-
ted that our public debt, in dollars, is
nearly equal to every minute Of time
which has elapsed since "God said let
there be light" and called the world out
of chaos Here are the figures:
"For example there are GO minutes in
an hour, "a hours in day and night,
365 days and nights in a year-each
year 100000 minutes multiply this lat
ter number by 5000, the period Of the
earth's reputed existence, and we have: (:
Minutes since the creation. i %, 900, $50
Federal debt, 100000, 900
Add to the latter sum interest on the
public debt, and cost per year of prof
lgate government. and we find that for
every minute of time since the world
came fresh from the hand of God, the
United States owes a dollar-a dollar
for each minuter'
How do you like the prospect Of pay
ing such debt fellow slaves?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29
COHundruInS.

A CocKNEY PUN-When may laun-
dress he considered to be starving p
When she (h)eats her iron.
Why was Louis Napoleon's army like
his moustache? Because it was waxed
at both ends.
What is the difference between q plan
of battle field and roasted pippin p
One is war map--thc other.a warm ap-
pie.
At what period of hr sorrow does a
widower recover from the loss of his
dear departed When he re wives.
Why is an expensive widow-pshaw
pensive widow, we mean-like the letter
X? Because she is never in consola-
BILE.
When is candle like tombstone
When it's put up for late husband.
This is almost too much
Give rs a good definition of white
bait? Widows caps!
When is mans pastor really and tru-
ly his brother? Why,when he's his pas
son!
Very poor, pass on.
The following is the very person-ifica-
ton of good riddle:
When is it dangerous to enter a
church? When there is canon in the
reading desk, great gun in the pulpit,
and bishop charges the congregation
Why are the bishops like superannua-
ted washerwomeD Because they wear
lawn dresses (were laundresses.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29

DEMOCRATIC STATE ExEcurlvEl
COMMITTEE RooMS


CoLUMRUs, ONO, Aug. 81, 1871.
The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee regret the necessity of announc-
ing that, owing to ill health. Colonel
George w McCook, Democratic oandi.
date for Governor, has been compelled
to suspend for the present his canvass
of the Stare The meetings hereafter
at which he was appointed to speak will
all be held and other speakers be sub
stituted for him. AS soon as, his health
shall be sufficiently restored, lie will re-
sumo his labors. 1t is due to him to
say that he was most anxious to fill all
his appointments, and it was only on
the earnest advice of eminent medical
men, who were OF the opinion that his
attempt to do so would be attended with
serious danger to his health, that he
consented to stop speaking for the pres.
ent. A. q. THURMAN, CHI
d. J, CALLEN, See.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29
CATCHING sUNBEAMS.

Reaching after sunbeams,
With dimpled hand
That is right, my darling,
Grasp the golden band,
Fold it to your bosom,
Let it cheer your heart;
Gather radiant sunbeams,
Bid the clouds depart.
When your feet shall wander
From my side away, a
You will find that evil
With the good may stray.
Never heed it, darling,
Let it pass the while,
Gather golden sunbeams,
Keep your heart from guile.
Grief may be your portion,
Shadows dim your way,
Clouds may darkly threaten
To obscure the day ~
Don't despair, my darling,
There's fathers love!
How could there be shadows,
With no light above?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29
~Enelisl tourists rebuke the En-,


pcrur William for fitting with pretty
women at Hamburg. The Empress
Augusta is clever enough when she hears
of it to say with Luly Palmerston, when
some good nature,l> person reported to
her that Lord Palmerston. then like tho
Emperor beyond his three score ten,
was to be brought into divorce suit.
"Ohswcll, he always was that way"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29

EWMilch cows should not he exposed
to the'sun during the hottest part of the
day when they are not feeling. Ii there
are no shade trees or other shelter in
the pasture field, it will pay to put them
in clean, well ventilated stables, from
ten O'clock, a. m, until three o'clock, p.
m, giving them water when put in aud
when tukep out.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29
CIrtOSitieS of Lite.

Lay your hnger on your pulse, and
know that at every stroke some NOR
tai passes to his Maker; some fellow be-
ing crosses the river of death; and if
we think Of it, VIC may well wonder
that it should be SO long before our turn
comes.
Half of all who live die before sew
enteen.
Only one person in ten thousand lives
to be one hundred years old, and but
one in a hundred reaches sixty.
The married live longer than the sim
gle.
There is one soldier to every eight
persons, and out of every thousand
born only ninety five weddings take
place.
Ii you take thousand persons who
have reached seventy years, there are of
Clergvmen, orators & public speakers, 43
Farmers, 40
Workmen, 80
Soldiers, 80
Lawyers, 90
Professors, q
Doctors, "a
These statements are very instructive.
Farmers and workmen do not arrive at
good old age rs often as the clergymen
ard others who perform no manuel la
bor; but this is owing to the neglect of
the laws of health, inattention to prop
er habits of life in eating, drinking,
sleeping, dress, and the proper care of
themselves after the work of the day is
done. These farmers or workmen eat a
heavy supper Of summers day and sit
around the doors in their shirt sleeves ;
and in their tired condition and weak
ened circulation are easily chilled, lay
ing the foundation for diarrhGa, bilious
collie, lung fever Or consumption
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29
An ANONYMOUS American is reported

An anonymous American is reported
to have presented S250,000 to the Pope.
There were 5IO,6S6 visitors to the
free public baths of Boston last month
Wisdom, like a fox, often requires
long hunting ana deep digging.
An African giant eight feet high is on
his way to America.
What man carries everything before
him? The waiter.
Be slow to anger and swift to forgive
an injury.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29
why Printers are Dissfpated.

A certain typo, whose nose shone il
the dark like a lighthouse, from the ef
fects of steady and copious libations o
stimulants, having been asked why prin
ters were dissipated, astonished thu
questioner by the following neat answer
When others Stunned the murky sky,
Where flash on flash was bright'ning,
Great Franklin went to fly his kite,
And bottled up the lightning.
And since his time, when cares oppress
And the hard times are lightning,
The printer seeks to drown his woes
In draughts of "bottled lightning"
When badly tattered-his warm heart
A place for grief to rankle in
He takes the "lightning," flies his kite,
And thinks himself a Franklin.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29

, LULU,S COMPLAINT.

LULU'S COMPLAINT.
BY HESTER BENEDICT.
Use a poor little sorrowful baby,
For Budget is way down stairs;
My titten has statched my finder,
And Dolly won't say her payers.
haint seen my bootiful mamma
Since ever so lon ado;
An 1 amt her tunnin'est baby
No londer, for Budget said so.
My mas cot anoder ne,o baby;
bod dived it-He did-yes'erday,
An it kies, it kies, oh, so defful!
l wis he would tate it away.
don't want no 'ssweet little sister"
want my dood mamma, ! do;
want her to tiss me, an tiss me,
An tall me her p'ecious Lulu!
I dess my bid papa will bin me
A little dood titten some day.
Here's nurse wild my mammals new baby;
I wis sc would tate it away.
Oh, oh, what tunnin' yed finders!
1t sees me yite out o its eyes!
1 dess we will teep it, and dive it
Some fanny whenever it kies.
Idess I will dive it my Dolly
To play wild mos every day;
And dess, dess- Say, Budget,
AS bod not to tate it away.
Tile Ctildrens Hour.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29

A swearer is no gentleman, and his
presence should be stunned by respect
able people.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29

Z ETwelve liles, or less, will be charged as
one square.
q All legal advertisements will be charged
by the line, and must be paid in advance Of
publication.
81 Notices of the appointment OF .Ad- ~
E ministrator's and Executors; also RA
EH' Attachment Notices aud Road noti-- -&A
q ces, two dollars and fifty cents, in ~
81 advance. -
E Advertising done at published rates
and payment required in advance, in all
cases.
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THE TARIFF ROBBERY.
Tax Collected During FOur Years
of Democratic Rule.
S L g 4, L Q 9, g = s.
Tax Collected During Two Years
of Radical Rule.
$ 4 o o, g Q g, = 8 g

The People Pay Yearly to the Mo-
nOpOlists Upon COttOns, WOOlens
and Iron, a Tariff Tax OF
s q q 9 9 g O, 0 o o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-29

To serve God acceptably requires the
servant to accept God.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-04

sputt pes rSmtlden pStels ; 81 elmer
anbern 3eit 19reitet Ct burd ben; pa
laf oer gdiaren eleiden Ranses NIT
cem &ailer. SeBt pirb ct pom ben
@psen barbarii9er @eieblofstett bin
uno b%erseworfen, banr brtn9t Il bic
moterne @eilttuns gum 8efebea.
Wan9mal 1T er Dol, ben balbwtloe1
&esenten, tere1 Gbrpne ct errtdtet unb
ceren &etde ct aufeebaut> beleiot9t ut1o
vernemutbi9et ; gu elmer anoerea 3eit
1T ct 9eebrt uno 9ea9tet uno empfdnSt
oeren 9uloisunsen. 5eute 1T ct ter
S9ierSrt9ter Der @5lfer, r1prsen etn
@erfcl9ter perbannter ; er bdlt pteGIQe
Der Ma9t uro nirft bieMd9ti9en BON
ibrem Siye bann pisper 1T er Elm &C.
fansener uno mi6baneslt eerare Don
otnen> bic frlber in ieiner @e9enwart
sitterten. @erleumbet unb berabseleBt
Don 1etner Belt uno BON letneu 3eitse>
np1en, iesnet bic Na9welt 1ein Nnbenz
fen. Der eesenwdrti9e papf ftebt UNI
ter ben treueten Mnban9ern, bic fetnen
1bron umrineen, biejenisen, oeren@or~
otter nit allem Offer ieine 8oradnser
gu %unteroraden iu9ten. Grtumrbireno
iter bic @emalten ber Grpe unp ber
5Sue> bic ieinen llnter9ans brpbtet> er
l9eint feline @eFalt ~9rsbarti9 in Der
@ersaneenbeit- petrus bdlt BOD bic
unferblide 2eudte res @laubenS, je>
mes flare unc berrli6e 2t4t> wel@eS
pur9 bic Nadt ces 5etpentbumes unc
Der 6irefie, l~ocialtr Se:wirrun9 uno
pplitij9er Mnar9ie, mpralil9er Grnie>
prtsuns uno eetfiser Giniternib leu&z
tsts. limb int sestnwdrttsen Nusen<
bid empfanst ct bic 2iebe unb 5ulptz
suns her Gbrifeabeit feline 9e..fi9e
Miadt uno unfeblbare 2ebrautboritat
purcen ME reutlider ertannt uup tie
fer perebrt als in sesenwartisem @u>
aenblit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-04
2anbpertbeiluu8sfra8e.

Die Dol, Der Bunoesre9terun9 ieiner
Belt benz Gtaate Minnelota iberla6e<
men 100000 older ipSenannter Su>
prooements> 9dncereten ftnp gu einem
3anfapfel seporpen, Der ale BET ben
gtlenbabn> unternebmun9en betbetlts<
ten parteien auf's Neue bei9dftist uuo
ri9t gerinse Mufreeuns unter tie
BepDlferuns eewi0er 2anpestbeile
brinst. gortse5 Sabr ftanc Die Grase
TO- pas bic 0eieB9ebuns bereit mar jez
ne 9dnpereiea CUR Gilsuus rer alien
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-04
Gurben@ anberer.)
Ser Nrimat bes 2eibenS.
ST. PAUL., MINI.

Spwpbl fatbplil1e alS prptc itantiz
{9e Mpplc9eten les ebrtl tentbum5 fplz
germ aus Der wunoertaren Grbaltun9
urb @erbreituu9 Ter driitliden Nelie
aion trpt aQer auf natirlideM Sci UNI
iterminrtaren 6i1oerni0e, bic ieinsn
pfap telesten, ste 0Ittlidtett eel1elten.
paley, Tutlcn unb @ilberfpree feBen
es, ais einen 8epei5 te5 eDttli6sn
8eiituures feit taB cine &slistpu Be-
itdnets fprttetebe, he pbne menidltden
2etrenldaften su idmeideln une >reltli>
DE Snterefen gu f5rpern, einen beberr<
i9encen GinfuB lber bus Ser; uns
DEN Seritano he's Menldengeld!e9te6
erlanst bat; he pbne fidtbare
Mittel bee Micerfanbe5 3ablz
lo1e Sturrse Der 3esolutipne1 uber<
lebt bat unp bic, rbppbl bic 2alt sieler
Sabrburoerte tra9enp, nod ibren nett
rei@enben Seepter fibrt unp tpuneer>
bare 2ebenSfraft bewabrt. sic felsern
rarau5 NIT Ne9t tab> tpen.1 cine lpl=
DE &elisipr menidli@en llrlprunss>
turd meni9lt9es 0eate unb u,eni9z
li4e Madt serbreitet uno erbalteu, fe
nctbweari9 aud tem 0eiebe beS Sin>
fen5 uao Der MuHSiun9, baS fih f.
19mer;li9 1T jeper meni9liden Nnltalt
;sist, unterlieseu mubte. Sa tbr Sort
}9ritt bitte UNI 10 lan9iamer, tbr TaQ
I'm, 70 idneuer iein miien> ba wie mir
isten, ibr iene Mittel I'M 5Ilfe fsbl>
ten, rur9 relde menldItde Ginri9z
tun3sn TT tbrem Tprti4ritt beiGrrert
unp ibr llntsrsans a~ufsebolten wirc.
Nter pbslei6 Ter prrtetantismus
f9 rieies 8sweile5 terieut, um sesen
llnslaubise unr R~atipnaliten rte@Sttz
li9tsit Der drilt!ideu &eli9icn fef;u<
fteQen, 70 lausnst er ep9 NIT eisea<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-04
Sic 3ufunft Gpms int Spie9el
ieiner 6eicbidbte.
IL If I Il ~

81 0e1ai9te beS &riili9en @omS
iQultrirt pielfa6 bieie Tbatla9e In au
eclatanter @etle, alS baB 1e nod zines
weitereu GpmmentarS beplrfte. Das
Gnre be5 ie6sten Sabr,ebnt unieres
an eroBen> ober AUDI an 19le@ten Tbaz
ten 70 11b be%rsortbuenpen Sabrbun<
oertS bat iie nit Tlammensi9en Dor
ben sor Trauer uno @ebmutb ober
AUDI balo nadber spr Greuoe ,petnen<
ben Nusen Der jebt lebenben treuer
&i1ber Der ). STRIDE III tte Nnxalen
Der ). 6tapt eineetrasen. Der pefs
BAUD jener 70 trris Seritanoenen Tretz
b.it, @lei9beit uno Brioerlidteit aus
Dem Munbe jener 48;iser Munobelpen,
Die ben Sdweib be5 arbeitenben @plz
fes unter ibren ttabolil6en Gprlptesez
lunsen BON &elf5beslIdune, olS tltn<
aen6e Minse In ibren Sddel itedter
unc lire serbeerenbe 8ranpfafel eeoen
Ibrpn unp Nltar 16ltuperten> bate bic
HSmer neraefalt perblenoet, baB fe If
rem eolen Plus TX, Bel pe0en &e9ie<
runss< Mntritte nod furs pprber gang
Stalten Dpnt Subel Ter Beseiterun9
rieoer tSnte, n5tbieten, @um gu perz
la6en. Dp9 bic Gnttdu1bun9 ber
Nbmer LIEF nidt lan9e auf fid warten,
ne YieurpmeiFahe bic Nufmie9ler unr
Wusnlssr bes Golfs5 mueten Hieben,
unb Der eele Yiu6 ,purte unter tau<
lenbfa9em Subel in Die ewiee @taht
e~eleitet. @iecerum baben 1i9 in UNI
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erelfsn prieltergreile5 in Gpm 3uiam>
menAesosen. Dur9 ptementeiti1e
Nufwiesler purre 1dun lan9e 3eit
sprber jece &edt5orpnunS unp jeoeS
littli9e 0eflbl, namentlid unter ren
untersn &la0en Der rSmilaen 8ep6lfe<
runs unterwiiblt unb tann alS tra9t<
ibsr S9lueaet iener alt beredneten ~
itematii9 turd %eeflbrten Greseltbat
rurce cine napoleonii4 9eitilte aQse<
meine @clf5abfimmun9 in mooernter
Deile abseiptelt> tint Dem Rduberf6nis
emmanuel, ter tpenrt ct elei@ duber>
LID 1tur ben rubieen Statiiten auf Der
8lbne ietner Nsenten ipielte bennp4
nit opuemM unbet lit bic aufrlbrertiaen
Tlammen blieb> ra@ tent @runblabe:
vrte Sttmn,e bes 0plfes bic Stimute
@pttes," bic 8rpne Noms, Don @otte6
0nabeu, auf iein Supasbaupt 3u ieBet1.
GS 1T i'm wdbrenp ter mouentaaen
Grlabmuns beS Mrms per erten So@>
ter bsr STRIDE eeluneen, bic wtlceD olce
ieiner carbonariih ma@taseQifti&en
Saat tn&um eereift 3u feben. Die fte>
ben6Isel jener b.Stapt puroen als Elm
neues Telp in fem @appenl9ilo 9e>
fist na9oem feline S6lplinge tn Sanz
ralil9er Wutb uber ben bodbetasten
Batter rer Gbrtfenbeit bersefaQen, Der
I'M 8lutrer9ieben gu Yermetpen> slei@
ieinem sSttliden Meiiter, feline treuen
SDbne bic S@werter etnfteden LIEF uao
ranr ii9 riuis in bic 5dnpe ietner
Getnpe CAB. Spfort wurpen aue Glez
merte Ger nieprisiten 0euetnbeit uno
uumenl9li9teit entfehelt: bic Dent
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-04
MbomnemeutS nQ@ Guropa

tperben iowpb1 fur tur3ere ais liusere Ser
milne bsiorst; bod muden bieielbsn Dor
au~sbe;ablt merten. Da cine An;atl fol-
der Mbpnnenten mod tint &adtanoe 1ine,
70 er1u9en MIR bieiel6en hermit, p5ae net
tern @ersus BEN tetrsHenoen 8etras ein;u'
fenben cter benz Nsenten t5res @pbncrtes
gu iber9eben.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-19

WHAT Is FAME.-EX-Vice President
and now Senator Hamlin, of Maine
passed through Omaha, yesterday, O.,
his return from visit to the Pacific
coast. Hon. Horace Maynard tells :
good joke on him. While in California
a month ago, Mr.. Maynard visited the
celebrated Geysers, and while register
ing at the hotel noticed that the Ex-Vice
President had been there day or two
previous.
al see MIR. Hamlin has been here, y
said Mr.. Maynard to the proprietor.
"Yes, sir" said the jovial landlord,
"and, by the way, didn't he run for
something once"
Such is fame! Four years Congress
man; Governor Of his State; Vice Pres
ident for four years during the great
civil war; elected to the Senate Of the
United States fer two terms, and then
have the question asked, "didn't he run
for something oncew
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-19
1t is related by a distinguished attor.

1t is related by distinguished attor'
ney that a few days since his gloomy
Office was entered by very charming
parsonage, which, on looking up, he dis.
covered to be lady. She was very
young, very pretty, and, of course, be-
witching. care you Mr.. - the law
yer?" she asked. eyes, madam; pray
be seated. In what way can ] serve
your" asked the lawyer, blandly. al
want q divorce, sir" you want a d.
vorce," cried the astonished counsel
"why, who in the world could have the
heart to separate from 50 beautiful a
lady?" enc one that l know of. 1t
is not the man that wishes to leave me ;
/ want 10 leave the man." "Oh! per-
ccive; but why?" "Well, nothing in
particular; but to tell sou the truth, l
can do better" -Neu Orleans Picayune.
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1g1 NneQcOoe .-.--szs-
josh Billings being duly swofn, 4es.
titles as follows:
Eight won't go into. six and hav
mulch tvennyfhing LETT over. Nepny
a yung fellow haz found out this sum
in arithmetic bi trieing tew git a
number'eight- foot into number SIX
boot.
Affektashun never improved emmy
boldly get. It il better tcw be a devil
than hypokrit.
hav often herd thare waz men who
knu more than they could tell, but j
never met one. hav often met thoze
who could tell . CRATE deal more than
they knu, and waz willing tcw swaro to
it besides.
To be proof agin fiattery, man must
hav no vanity, and such . man never
existed; If he did he il now one Of the
lost arts. = .ls.z Srss
= Sum people are good simply bckauz
they are too lazy tew be wicked, and
others bekauz they hain't got a good
chance.
In mummy, interest phollows the prln-
cipal; in morals, principal often phol-
lows the interest. &C.
Yu will notis one thing-the devil
seldum offers tew go into partnership
with bizzy man, but yu will often see
him offer tew jinc with the lazy man,
and furnish all the kapital.
"ln time ov peace prepare for war"
This is the way some familys live all
the time.
The vices which . man kOntrakts in
hiz youth, however mulch he may
shake them oph, will often call on
him thru life, and seek to renew hiz
acquaintance.
Every man haz hiz phOllys, but
thare IL this diffcrcnce-in the poor
man they look like crimes, while in
the rich man they only appear tcw be
cXsentrisitys.
Old age increases us in wisdom, and
also in rhumatism.
Tharc liz no excuse whatever for the
insolencc ov wealth; tharc may posi-
bly, be for the insolcncc ov poverty.
Don't forget one thing, mi boy
that when five men kali you a suckccss
and one man kaiis yn Il failure, that one
mans testimony is what tetches the
jury.
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hers he will Il ali times keep the best Of every ding
b HE iaAe. A..
ants alfiS customer 10 merit liberal share Of The
strvhsgs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-19
kansaCity and St Louis Short Line,
The North Missouri Railroad

l. ,sr shor,..s quickest AMI beet route iom han.a'
~. Lsus. God 40 wsssess, Ssushern, aud
Nsssees0 soeeess Via ~. 1oat>.
AL trims crsis k.u>s. Pacific. Missouri River. Port
Cult Ieaiiruz Mt--s.uSi River Railroad ifum
t,-hisoa sn tsa, vnw.rfs) and Missouri, Nall,. t4-
ROAD. '''snrci dirrcs with this rsa'l IN In"
SssAr r>r,S psror At Ms>->s CRY
su.i Csion Depot 81 Harlem; running through
Lots WITHOUT 'n,Scr.
: rh- t. the only route from Kansas cay aSns thv
"sisinsi
rtLLnSN rSLscs sLsrri>.
0'~sths rccars. at all important place, in ia, w.,;J
In. trains "f this line MAKE sr,rt sis I,ais
uscii"n- al -. Louis th all morning u tis s4,N
ing this
Tsas Q ulCK Route EAST.
We isnl ,n--~ngvr- a, Carr Street Fcrr, 81 f.,ui.
thus a'''''ns hong aud ts'i'',s oass'ihu, tflniJs
'I>st>>,ri, r",t-,IiEt. tNpisNsruLI-. ,"LtN-
NJ. Nv ,"Gk, N,sn,f;lr, rNSfoS. NNeN.
VIII, NV orisa>s stAFhi-. 'slEn.
shriNsnt. wt-uI>sfoN. rfTISntr s,
no-ro>, sLrNNtN>D,
,"d all .'h'r point. IN The rni',, -ta,-s and Cnat,.
are r'.ari'si ~ iii- Line.
rars ~ Lew - - ssy osher I:outc.
Through t-k-t. can l si Ell raiillsaI ii....
spi ssuf Gaiinai. ~ Isayeswosth Al, hi-., af an
important towns In kan-s~. IN kNi.iit
. sss.rai sac Iitii, p,i.pf.
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