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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
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MO ONF
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Relief and Rad ways Pulls lcoated).
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
PAINFUL ATTACKS WHERE
RAnWAV,G REAnY REITEF

Will Afford Instant Ease:
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER,
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SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
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In O half tumbler Of water will, In few mo-
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nal Pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle OF
RADWAY's RELIEF with them. A few drops
in water will prevent sickness or pains from
change OF water II Is better than French
Brandy or Bitters as stimulant
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
FARAN & MCLEAN,
2-tf Cincinnati, Ohio,

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Of 1879, WILL REOEIvE THE PAPER WEEKLY,
from receipt Of remittance 10 oJdNHdryi Lat, 1873,
WITHOUT CHARGE.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11

Probate Court Vinton County, Ohio.
NOTICE ia hehby given that William At
IN kinson, as Guardian of Mary Cottrell lin
sane person,) haS filed his account for final
settlement, and that the same VIII be for hear
ing the 2Sth day df December next ensuing at
iOo'clock, A. M. II. b. MAYO, ns'
November ~, 1g72. tt Probate Judge,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11


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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-04-26
T1ITorace Dodd. Esq, the Boston adj

HTliorace Dodd. Esq. the Boston nd.
vertising agent. who knows a good thin.
when he sees il. and has a particularly
Cultivated taste for stories of "A LIGHT anil
delicate nature. kindly sends MS The fol-
lowing for publication in the Reporter
RUTLAND. Vermont. Feb. 5. 1872.
Sir. Cain: Your speaking of certain
persons reforming. i'm Your last week,
paper. made me think of a story. In n
town where once resided there lived n
weil-to-do-farmer who had daughter.
an only child. There came along a
young man and hired ont to work for
the farmer. The young man was stsalv
and thought it would be good plan TO
marry the daughter aud settle down. II
seems he had been living in the CITY and
had been dissipated. fast Young man.
Meaning TO he honest. he told the far
mer how il had been with him: bu,
SAYS he. "Ihrve reformed and wouid
like TO marry Your daughter,
The farmer heard him throuoh and
then said ''As you have been so honest
in telling about yourself. l will he a,
honest with yon about nv daughter.-
She had a niger baby "Dont be scarf. -
says the farmer: : ''she has reformed. She
has had white one since.- A good
many such reformations in our times.
Rutland Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-04-26

GT Following cx-Secr,try Wells
damaging testimony against Robson.
the Sun puts in the following:
when the war ended the NAVY De-
pariment had q larye contract with Roach
10 furnish machine TO lis for the Navy
Yard workshops. He had ALREADY been
paid over hundred thousand dollars
on this contract. and had not vet deIiv-
cred any OF the tools, though some of
them were furnished Robson. with
whom Roach always seems TO do inst q,
he likes. determined not TO have the
contract completed. because. Is lie said.
the Department did not want the tools.
ana so he proposed 10 pay Roach for
eanceling it, They accordingly struck
n bargain. Robson paving a sum which
made. with the former payments. so73.-
go IN money, and getting from Roach
sss.5'O worth of tools only. This Eay-
ing been done. Robson not long after
bought of Roach. at full prices. a LARGE
quantity how much is not vet known
OF these very same tools. which he had
paid Roach so Handsomely to keep.
These facts are proven by Congressional
reports, and bills and receipts Tn file i'm
The treasury Department The evil
denre establishing them is among thai,
which Mr.. Dana sought to produce be-
lore The committee. but the whitewash-i
IN. majority of that body would not
allow it to he heard.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-04-26
"A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.

Just Published In Sealed Envelope. Price sa essw.
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment sse
Radical Cure Of SrERMAroRnHGA. or Seminal weakness
Involuntary Emissions Sexual Debilitv and I'm psdi.
mcnfs TO Marriage generally; Nervousresa Ccnesm1-
non Epilepsy and Fits. Mental and Physica pscy
WILLS. d., Author Of the Green BOOK" &c.
Inc author In this admirable Lecture
ceary proves rom his own experience that the awfst
CONSEQUENCES o. may be cnectualiy removed
without medicines. and without dangerous surgical ops
ra'ions bonges. Instruments rings or sordias point
which every sufferer no matter What Mia eondjt,ere
may De ay cure himself ch~spy privately. and rad-
cnIly THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS
sent under seal IN plain envelope to any addrsss.
postpaid on receipt Of six cents two portage stamp
Also, ~. Cnlverwefi's Marriage 6Iide," price >
cents. Address the Publishers.
CHAs J. G. KLINE 90
I1I Rowery. New Ys~k r~, sGscs ~ ~.
Jss ~, 77-lv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-04-26

We d. nofafveriis. 20 sell TRASHY Goods rha, would
dear al any price. sell goods co;s mt viii
guarantee our prizes {" lie -uch .hsi the closest Luyxr,
sill ,s suited that our good chap.
A"rl % Il. KTEB.ER bIrTz
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-04-26

A HIST- -Ifa youth is wooing,v dis.
posed toward any damsel. as he values
his happiness. let him call on that lad =
when she least expects him. take note OF
the appearance of all that is under ber
control. Observe if the shoes n,
neatly, and the hair is well dressed. Aud
we wonld forgive man for breaking "a
an engagement il he discovered prea : :
novel hid away under the cushion of !,
sofa. or hole in the garnitnre of the
pretiicst foot i'm the world. Slovenli-
ness in women will ever he avoided bv
well regulated mind. A woman can
not always be what is called dressed -
but she may be always neat. And as
certainly rs virtuous woman il n
crown ofglory TO her husband, SO sure
y IL slovenly woman a crown of
thorns. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-04-26

The editor Of the Kokomo Demo-
GRAFT has been writing up what he calls
very mean cusses." Among this class
ne mentions borrowers Of newspapers
Hear him: "Anothcr very mean cuss
wont take the paper at all. but contin-
us'iy borrows his neighbours or steals n
copy from his neighbor's counter or ia
DE This he will do every week, and
then cur.c the editor, and sw ear il il no
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-04-26
Local Candidates and Home
Papers.

The Lawrenceburg Democrat Regis
Ter on'.rs an additional argument on I'll.
sub;,ct:
We see that some OF our State OK
changes are discussing the question
whether party newspaper ought /,
sustain a candidate Tor Office who is noi
n subscriber for the paper. There i,
hut one answer TO the question. and thai
j, empilatlrallv No Tin two line plea
italic title caps loud enough Tor an,
luan 10 understand The party news
paper Is popularity supposed TO be the
most faithful ana efficient engine in dis
seminating and supporting the princi-
pies OF the organization. and il should
receive the hearty cooperation aud sup
port OF every man who believes i'm the
correctness OF those principles. An in
dividual who is too stupid 10 recognize
this fact. or who is SO Indifferent, OF the
success al his party as 10 fail TO give it,
organ his support and encouragement.
Il not MT representative OF his parry.
and should never be put in nomination
n~ candidate. for such men weaken
Rather than strengthen a ticket We
Will never vote for such man. for any
Office. either in convention or at the
polls. While the mere fact of an indi-
viduai purchasing Of Us yearly two dol
lars worth OF newspapers gives him no
claim upon Us. politically or financially.
we recognize in his giving us his custom.
whatever his regard for Us may be. social
Is or politically. disposition 10 contri-
butte his aid in sustaining the party organ.
izaiion- In these days, newspapers are so
cheap. and ut the same time are such
powerful auxiliaries i'm forming and di-
rectlng public opinion. that the man
who does not take one is of but little
consequence in his political organization.
and ain no great shakes anyhow
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-04-26
BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA!

sr. Lorrs, April 90
your Sarsaparilla and the healing and beneficial quail
ties Possesses send you the following q,
my case. "
was wounded about two years ago-was taken pri,.
oner ana confined Tor six months Being moved SO Of
Ten nv wounds have not healed yet have no, SAT nm
a moment since was ounded am shot ,b,ou.,h ~
hips Ny general health Is impaired, and need som,
tbnc 10 assist nature have faith in your Sar
sapari.a than anything else wish that TO he GEM.
CAPTAIN c. p JOHNSON
r. y. Mr. johnson was the son Of a skiIIful snrceon
His mother recommended to her friends and for many
years used my Sarsaparlla with perfect success In
scrofuia and Feversorcs Mrs johnson states that the
cures erected were almost miraculous Read NV Jour
nal ior extended Information and advice in your
MY journal contains certificates Of eminent persons
ministers and medical who are known her. In
inns community Tor integrity and veracitv. / have re-
Gently received most remarkable certificate 1rcr, az
e"'"e"t gehtemaho OF Louisville. JOHN BULL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-04-26
B U L l. S
. orm Destroyer
EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

SHLASow, WALKER Co., GA
June rs
ia JonN BrLL-Dear Sir: have ecsntl, civ n your
worm DESTROYER several trials aud md ii wonde FULLY
e1icscios IL has aot failed IN single instanc. 10 ha,,
ne washed Tor effect am doing pretty large country
Pracce and have daily use for article Of the kind
am, sir, most respectfully
JULIUS 7. CLEMENT. N. n
y. - SO unqualified and numerous are The testimo.
malls in favor If my Worm destroyer that new snan.t
space Is entirely 100 small TO tell its merits
II ~ an infslIible remedy for Worms Try IL and be
convinced See my Journal for . more full description
JOHN ELL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-04-26

rropretorofths celehr Justly claims
l. i"rit Superiority overall f.iudrs cyerorrr "a 10 tb
auiir of the uS ASprrxS.>rx1eur.o OF Am.
avn ever, or th> and Fever whether o. short or Ion
''ani1ha he refers 10 the entire Western and Suoutt
western country 20 hear him t.sn cns "a The truth Of
assertion thain ne whatever will fail 70 cur,
II me directions ere strictly tollnwcd out In a st,,,
n'.y case. single dose has been sufficient for cure
and whole families have hY-n cured - sirgI. Lo.
Win perfect restorainn Of the general health Ills
however prudent and IN every NOR. ccrier % cur.
" us use y continued in smaller doses fof or Two
t-r the disease has been che ked speeaiI, IN d
Nchf AM long standing cases. Usually Ills u .Iicu,
NJ require any aid keep The how els IN good
shchi" ne patient however rrGuir. caihar.ic nrli.
rne sile- having taken three or four .ses The Toni
single dose 81 BuLL'S VEGETABLE FAMILY TIils
viii be sufficient.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02
The Woman Preacher.
1Ae eiews Of The Rev. Hcayy Ward
Beecher.

There was stir in Plymouth
church last evening, as Rev. Henr,
Ward Beecher read for his text tb1o
34th and Both verses of the fourteenth
chapter of first Corinthians:
"Let your women keep silent in
the churches; for it is not permitted
them to speak; but they are com.
manded to be under obedience. rs al.
so saith the law.
"And if they will learn any thing,
let them ask their husbands at home
tor It is a shame for them to speak
in church."
"kecent events" /" said Mr.. Beecher.
"in church in this city, have inte.
rested the whole community. A
woman--a regular ordained preach
er--was asked to speak in Presby-
terlan church, and she was in every
way qualified to do SO. For permit,
tlng this woman to preach, an es-
teemed and honored pastor was
brought before a special meeting of
the Presbytry, and mis- conduct pas
sed upon. He was directed not to
do 50 any more. The simple cues.
ton before us is whether in the New
Testament
WOMEN ARE FORBIDDEN TO PREACH
and teach lie said he proposed to
speak of the particular command laid
down by the Word of God on women
teaching t.a and preaching publicly
There are those who regard this ut
terance final and conclusive. and
there are those who admit the bind
ing obligation of scripture, but re-
gard this command as local, nation
al and transient. It was in force
only in q particular place, for a par
ticular time and purpose. The mod
ern church is totally different from
that Of the first ages. The family
does not stand as it did two thousand
years ago. Women were far more
equal to ..men among the Hebrew
than any other nation. They were
not then excluded from public func.
tion. Hespoke Of the patriotic glo-
ry OF women who had stood up in
those times to hold the seeptre, and
euligize their wise administrations. !
!. Women were forbidden to teach in
the synagogue. Technical educa- |
aon women were not admitted to |
md consequently they conld not
know the work imposed by the
1t was eminentIy proper
That they should speak out (after d
pause), and IN thsmeeting too. TAp-l
plausc. There Is nothing in the
Gosrol that limifa
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02
VOLUME l5. NUMBER 80


/ The following Illustration "a giseH
. NJ etiquette iu iho time oftouis XF,
w tho Queen apartment lhcrc wsrr
iN0 chambers. pas day ihr queen
saw spyuk ol dust an iIrr led and
showed V to Madame de Lnynoa. her
n1id ol honor The later ant for
lho valet de chamber, bc,l maker To
the Queen. that he might show Il 10
tlr valet d. chamber, bed mnkrr 10
the Hing. The latter arrived NJ the
end OF an hour, lut said that ,he
dust was Roue olhis tusincai be ane
The bed-makcr- IF the King made ur
the common bed OF the Queen. boz
were iOrbid,led to tonch tho state
bed Consequent y the dust must be-
removed by officers OF the honsc.
hold. The Queen gave orders that
they should be sent for, and every
day tor two months she asked il the
dust had been brushed oft, but thew
had not yet found out whose du,v
II was to remove the speck. Finally
the Queen took up Il feather dpster
and brushed Il off. Great was the
scandal there of, butn one dreamed OF
blaming the absence of the officers:
they only found that the Queen had
been wanting in etiquette.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02

nssfisa sssr me-
sai'iag sas Win bssmiss sys. u
Ces's looA n love on ms.
rAsn i s irfasbInh
hethsi lear Wy fern ,obs
Nov, 30 my iiearssly gias
Thi' 'peiIiioa humtly briar.
That NY Gays on Earth
Lens and happy be-
Aed from ifouhlng esres
May Thy life be fee tash.sn.,
Way bright hope, and health, n,
Fiea'y, leo, thy steps attend
And may Faith, with Furnished armor
Msrch before thee to the end.
And at last when lifc is DER,
When its chord vibrates no more.
Msy bright Angel bands
Ger the unknown sea
Take thy spirit home,
With its God to he,
Where, the hOlleluiahs ringing,
Cause the throne Of time to shake,
Thou shalt join the Hcavealy singing.
This ! ask for Jesus sake.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02


:, The growth Of Denver, Col, il re-
ally something remarkable. The
official census ii June, 1870, showed
less than 5000 inhabitants. A real
estate firm in that city recently had
a census made at their own expense,
with view to publication with other
statistical matter. They find that
the population in December, 1871.
was l0,S32, having more than doub.
led IN Is months. The number Of
buildings erected in 1871 was 1888.
valued at 1881, 375. The amount
OF the business done in Denver du.
ring last year, il reckoncd ut more
than $14,000.0 900.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02

The Presidential ticket nominated
Thursday by the National Labor Con
yention in Columbus, Ohio, presents
Judge David Davis, Of Illinois. for
President, and Governor Joel Par.
ker, Of New jersey, for Vice Presi-
dent. Davis is one Of the Judges Of
the Supreme Court of the United n
States, and is a statesman. Parker
Is the strongest man in the Demo.
cratic party in tie Eastern States
But we think both will decline to
accept the nominations made. We
are also inclined to think that these
nominations were made for the pur-
pose Of being declined. The plat
torn adopted by the labor conven-
ton is a good one, but it has several
planks which we think neither Da-
Wis not Parker are willing to walk
or stand on. 1t is well understood
that both Davis and Parker have
been prominently mentioned az the
candidates Of the liberal movement.
They are strong men with those who
look to the reorganization Of nation.
al parties, and are considered 9vail.
able. There are two theorils. a.
ther Of which can be used to inter-
pret the action of the Labor Convcn-
ton: The most plausable ia that
which harmonizes the labor move.
ment with the liberal programme, and
as a forerunner of it, and that the
ticket OF the first will be endorsed
by the Liberal Convention. This
ought to be followed, to be entirely
consistent in theory, BY the endorse
ment Of the Dem ocratic Convention.
il one is held, which Is not likely to
be done. The other theory is chat
the nomination Of Davis and Parker
was made for the purpose of hav.
ing them decline, and thus array
against them the opposition Of tho
labor movement. The correspon-
fpnce between Davis aud Parkerand
Inc committees will mighty inter-
ssting reading matter, and II made
public will be presented to the read
srs Of the Apdldncle.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02
Courts.
For the Pamela Star
TO MY MOTHER.

Mother, dost thou think of me
Often, as | do of thee?
When, in early morn,
Morpheus chains brake,
And before I'm yet
Fully wide awake,
Rosy fingered sol peeping
Shily through my window pane,
Softly bids me "cease thy sleeping
Then she whispers thy dear name.
And when through the quiet grove,
Where at eve | love to rove,
| my ramble take:
Ev'n the mocking bird,
Changing then his note,
Marbles that blest word.
While, as meath me runs the broo kle'
Rippling onward to the sea,
Minnehaha dancing over it,
Murmurs loving words Of thee.
Gentle zephyr floating near
Bears the words--to me so dear
Minnshaha sings:
Sportingfvith her then
0or the nohllv hrnoL
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02

OBSTRUCTION or TUE HayDspogo'
DEMocsAr.--We regret to learn shat
the office OF our friend Col. p. X.
Mayors the Democrat at IIanlsboro'
was d stroye1 by fire on the 14th.
Loss $4,000; insurance only S1,40O.
The loss is not cnly ielt by Col. NJ in>
dlyidualy, but Is calamity to the
public which could not afford I,
'oso the services, even temporarily,
Of as honest and efficient an organ Of
the pepole as the Democrat.