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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-22

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|un6 Die Stride 7bebriilte nod Mlegan=
oriea suriidgefebrtuns sridien ieBt chem.
10 Ill Hicda. Gin Eenes alf ben 8rlno
bes appfpiii6cn 5pmbofu11 entipDrfenes
BON 300BiIhDfen1lnterl briebenes @lau=
bensbefenntnib entlbieb I'M Na,nen bes
beiligen Geiites Ser. Sobn lit ,pabrer
@ott, aug &ott geseugt, ri6t 9eid)affen
:uno slei6en Melens nit beln Daier."
Sem Gailer NOR es iebo6 nl1r I'M Die
@inbeit Ser Rirae, ni6t Inn Die 2ebre 5l
tbun. CT berief ldpn i'm Sabre 32S
oen perbannten Srrlebrer Mrins snriid
uno i'm Sabre 1886 mar es oabin gefon'=
.men, bab Die slaubigen fotbolil9en
Bil9bIe in ber 8erbannnng lporen1 Der
Srrlebrer Mrius ober i'm feierliden 3uge
in Goni itantinopel ein5og. Mnf oieleu
3uge ober idlus @pttes 1ano ben eSrr=
Iebrer Mrl1s unb ct 1tarb plDblid elnes
i9reefli6en 5ooes: Der. Mrionlsmus
ober blieb nod l6ngere 3eit belteben> err
reete piels @treitisfeiten unb Nerfolgun=
gen, mubte aber oo6 enoli6 pie olle
Sdrslien Der fatbplii6en MobrDeit ,pe'=
den.
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Muf6iune Der lateinifcbcn Ytdtbfcl.
COR.
m}ddi9feit ,aub 3tua.s9s=
<y5efefse.

g8ie Die pertebrten 3luangsmdb igfcits=
@elebe pirten, oos 5ei9t uns redt belon=
oers tlor oas an niton0sfol5e 5eMaiia6uletts
bas 16on 5eitSabren nit Dem @e9en zines
1ol6en @elebes be9liidt 1T. Ser gtaat
bat 5ur 3cit meDr Observation-Disclosures unb
&neipen jeOen &anges uno jcber 5tufe,
ols ir9eno Elm anoerer bon ben Neu- -Gns=
lanb=Gtaaten> unb er 5ablt an bic 8un=
oesre9ieruna breibi9 Yrocent mebr al
@teuern ouf @pirituolen als olle |eine
nd6ten 5hmeitern 5uiammen9enummen.
9abei finben in ieiner 9ouptpldben ieit
Sntro fttretung bes &e1cbes melt mebr
@erboftungen unb Ginlperrun9e'1 ,ue9en
5runtenbeit @tatt> ols je 5upor, pdbrenb
|iebp6 Die l6limml ltenWirtungen bes@ta=
tuts in elmer sans anosren &i6trng gele=
gen linb es lit oasl lelbe ndnli9 Die aus'
|9ibislte Quelle unb Der ,pirtlom1 1te 9ebel
fiirbie Beltedli6teit unb fir llnebrenbaf=
ti9feit unter Gpnitablern, &i@tern unb
@el6worenen, 1p stpar oab bic erltereu
belonoers infol9e oeliel6en 5u elmer wa9=
rem 8anbe .bon tauf1i9em &oub9eltnoel
9e,uoroen linb.
9ie rei6en Spiyituo1enbdnbler t6nnen
sur6@el6 lid lei6t se9en jebe0erfo19une
li6er feuen, unb Der bs1ttdliGe Gon fable
bate i'm Sale ieiner Blositeaun9 ,peiter
Ni@ts als .ieine Mbiesun9 gu befiir6ten.
Cine @elo= ober gar Geidn9nib bitrafe. be-
| itebt fir i'm niat. Bdbtenb er bas @eIek
ia, ei9enen @eraen serobIdeut !, ,ueib er,
bab hies aud bei leinen Yolitiihen 9srren
unb Meifern b.t Sail il, anb eoB es leks
teIsn blos oui bic 8abruns ess SAelne$
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-22

Ibefonbers {ebr Oft Dor,uerfen etIpas
gBeib bIines Gesiertea @eid)iuotenes,
grfiiniieltes unb unndrnlibes llno era55
lipeiien haber bas @egentbeil. SIN Sabre
1878 trat Arius sl,erit nit Der 2ebre anf,
|baB gbriftus ni9t Der 5pbn $ottes pon
Gpigfeit, ionbern oaB er por alien Dinr.
gen pom Dater yeihaffen iei.. Dies it
|ber Rerrpunft eines nnDeilpollen Strelz
|tes, Der Sabrbunoerte lang Die mor9ens
|ldnbil6e unb aben0ldnsiide &ir6e*lpal=
tete. Sic bamalige, tbeiltueiie traurige
Sage Der Stride trug piel ba5u bel Die
Mirfungen oes Mrianismus 9rauienboft
az MAIDEN. 8ii66fe, Die bas 8ertrauen
Der @emeinben ni6t belaben tpuroen
oielen aufgeorungen ltno % blieben Die
@ldnbisen oft Sabre lang obne seiitige
Na6rung. Da5u fam nod oab obne
innern 9erlif nit Dem uebergan9 Der
failerli6en 9pnaftie 10 piele 9eioen au9
na6folsten; iie i6loilen li9 Der auber=
lid iiber,pinberoen Stride on, aber Die
Melt botten lie nitbt iiber,punoen. @enn
barum ou6 Sic ariani16e 9ebre nit Der
io9enannten platnnil1en SrinitatSlebre
ii6ereini itimmeu mag, 10 fann ood Der
Mrianismus nidt 10 auberli6 nur ertlart
,peroen !, baB man annimmt, 6los Yla=
tou's 8e9rifie bdtten ibn erSeu9t; nein
er bdnst init .oem &ranfbeitsitoIfe Der
lid6 bamals in Der STRIDE perbreitet batte,
ouf pas Snnisite 5ui iommen.
Bil6pi Mleranoer foroerte per9ebens
ben 9lrius i'm SATIRE 800 in 8riefen
freunoiboftlid auf, feline 2ebre 5u per-
lalIen. @ie1er figte li9 nidt nur nidt,
1onoern l9idte pielmebr an peri6ieoene
Bil6ofe Elm idriftlihes Glaubensbe=
tcnntniB uno bat iie falls lie oallelbe
billisen iollten, uum lire 3ultimmun9
unb Tiir1pra6e bel Bii6of 9lleronoer.
Wirfli9 se,uann er alsbal0 sablrei6e
6reunoe , belonbers ben beriibnlter GU
]ebius BON 9itomebien Der als 8iI6pf
Der oomalisen &clieen5 auf Railer apn=
Tontin uub oeHen @6,peter &onfantia
einen eroben GinFuB ousiibte, pielen an
bern Bi196fen imponirte li6 bel ibnen
dn9elt9entli6 fir Mrius oer>uenbete uns
Die lem lelbit brieFi6 feline 3uitimmuns
beaeugtt. GNl lebius 1elbit par >pie Nrius
Elm G1iiler 2ucions> Der iibrigens Dor
leinem Mortprertbrm ,uieoer 5ur fatbo=
li59en &irde 5uriidfcbrte. Nufbie Seite
oes Mrius ldl,gen li6 au6 Gulebius
bon Gd1orda, oieier beriibmte &ir6enbi=
5toriter Paulinus BON $Drus, 5Deoootus
bon 2oooicea Atbonalius bon Mna3or=
bus, logar Die 5wei Nfritaner @ecunous,
8il6of BON ptolemais in 2ibDer uno
Sbepnas BON Marmorico. 9lae frieo%
li9en 8emiibungen 9lleyanbers blieben
erfolgloS unb baber berief oieler i'm
Sabre 800 ODER 321 cine srobe &ir9en=
perlamm(rng na6 Nleranbrien uorauf
nabesu bunoert Bil60fe ous Ne9ppten
unb 2ibDen eridienen. Sbre 8erbano=
lungen linb uns nidt erbalttn, Ood luiI=
len mir bob Mrius uno feline Anbanger
vbinausee1toBen tpur0en aug Der STRIDE,
ipelAe Die @ottbeit G6rilti anbetet::
0eHenungea6tet fubr Mrins fort, 9Ottes=
bien itli6e 3uiammentiinfte 5u boltcn
unb bur6 @6meideln nnb 2ii9en aller
Dirt Mnbanger, namentlid au6 uuter Dem
Trauen9el6le4t 5u gewinnen, ia lo9ar
ben BDbel All YerfDlQunoen oeQen Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-22
!. D1io Maife,lfteaitb. !.
Geniei,sniit tige lelt,ttnif NE.

9arcbtfeff. galmeiiter.) Ders
ienioe, lpelber Die 8aufunit tbeoreti16.
poer praftilD ausiibt. Gr eltipirft Die
Ylane su @ebaloen lno leitet unb be-
auflid)tist beren Muffiibrung. Sic Baus
tbdtigfeit 1T burd bos Bebiirf,ib oes
MlenI den, ein i6iibenOes Oboa9 ST ba-
hen , 1erporgerufen; allein inIo,peit iie
uur bas notblpenoige BebiirfniB befrie@
biot olne ttipas @Dberes onsuitreben,
ltebt ]ie einSig aui Der @tuf ufe oes 9ano=
pertes; ,piro aberz Die 8erbinbung bes
3medmdBigen (Yrattilden) nit einem
lSbern @ebanfen (Sbeale) onSeitrebt, 10
miro Sos 8anlpert gum &nnit'perf ge=
ftsmpelt. Nus bielem @runoe ,uirb au6
nod MoSsahe bes 3ucdes' Der 9lr6teft
Ill elmer mebr ober minoer berportreten<
Sen Gntfaltung leiner Sum 1ttbatisteit
beraus9eforoert uno fir je ibeolere
:3uede ir9enb cin- G5e6duoe beft'mlnt it,
6e1to nebr MDsli6tcit lit ibm seboten,
audi fiji ltleril0 erlinoeno su @erfe su
oeben uno jo,upbl in Den aagemeinen
@erbdltniIjeu, ols i'll Der Gcltoltun9 eln=
selner Sbeile cine Sote 5ur @nl4onAng
uno @eltung 5u brin9en.
2grcb;teftpa,if, bic Willenlhoft
Der 8autunit; bober Mrhltettpnild1, >pos
ben 8s9eln Der Youtunlt entlprid@t aud
i'm figiirli1en 6inne, ). 9. Inn Die @lle=
berun9 zines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @yltems
ooer oen 9(ufbou zines SpnwerEs 5u be-
Seidnen. =
s&rsenti1be CONFEDERATION.
en- nennt man oos bon Gbili Yoli=
pio Yoro9uov, Grolilien, Uruguay. Dem
atlontilben Sceon uuo bon Yota9onien
umlblolleue 9ano, ,peldes emit oos lpo=
nilhe @icefDnigreid5 &io DC Ia Yloto
uni fobte. Sn ieinem gSeiten erbebcn liA
bic 9(noen nit ibren ]bneebeoeften G5ip=
feln uub j6eioen BON Gbill. unter Die
len ra0t Der ous9elD1bte Yultan 5upun<
oato an bD6lten emppr. Sel6,perli6e
Y0lje iiibrtn BON 9(rgentlno nod eb'll
sum She'll in elmer 1Dbe BON 10000
SUB, . 4. .. ocr grpbe YoB bon uspo'
loto, oui bel]en 4Dbltsn Steftn lteinerne
5hubbdu]cr, Galu1as, fir Die Ntiierr
ben on9elegt lino. @e0en Often uno
Noroen perflodt lid bas 2ono SIT ben
untrmebli1en Yompos berob mo fem
Baum fein @trou6, iuDbl aber iiber<
lulTs &ros uuo iippi9e Wieblptioen gu
erblitten lino. sDui ite @treden lpel4e
MlouocI an MoNer @ono= uno Gals<
bohen Eoben 9i6t &c ipeni9e, oo9sgen
inoen 1i9 ale!bit ms6rtrs aus9tocbnte
Giimpfe. Ser 9auptilub pcs 2onoes
lit Der Yorano, ipsl6tr III @rolilien ent=
|prin9t, Die 9lei6f falls prn oortbsr FINN"
:11enbcn Sliilie 4oro9uop uno l(lu9uop
~auiuimmt uno o!s ga Ylata nit elmer
mevrbuI Iend6nliAen Miinoung I'M otlon=
ti|1en Ocean enoet. Mncere beoentenos
Nebeu9epdiIer Inb Der Yilcpmaj 10 nno
:Wern1ejo. Sos Rlimo lit I'M @on5en
gsmdBigt uno ssluno in ocn nDroliden
Sbeilen tropiltb. Dit pon ben NnoeS
fpnmenben unb iber bic Yempos ein~
Erei6enoen @omperos poer 9eeltlplnoe
}inb 5wor oft iebr beftig uno ltsigsrn lld
ni9t 1elten su iur6tboren Ortanen> tilb<
1e1. oher Die Suit as uno iiben einen
apnbltbatisen Ginfub auf Die @elunobelt.
tDie Yrohucts onlanseno 10 entbo!ten
bic Yampas Ben @eidtbam oes 9anoes,
benm Nest meieen sab(lole Men9en 'niloer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-22

|feines gilber aud Sob unb Rapfer.s
|8ie Snbnitrie 1T gering unb beitebt am
|meiften in allerlei Woaen5eugen; Der
|Sanbel oagegen lit }otpnbl sn Wailer
dis 5u 2on6 }ebr betrddtli6 unb na@.
mentli9 bat Der eritere fib ieit Der TN.
|obbdngigteit beg gtaates iebr 9ebpben.
Inter oen Gin.pobntrn Der &eIigion
|natb id,nmtliD &atbolifen nit 4 Bil6D.
fen ! 1ino 100000 greolen uno MetBe,
(ppbei ein9emanoerte Sran5olen> Gng,
ldnber un6 9eutide ni6t feblen) un9ee
fdbr ebenlopiele Melti5en> ettpa $4,000
Neger uno 100000 Snoianer. Sic aug
Der Derbinbun9 bon 6paniern uno Sne
bianerinnen emit ntltanbener @au6os leben
ols @iebbirten einiam auf ben geeioe=
pldkeu oer srobeu 2anoyiiter iinb faif
immer au Bferbe, balbe gSiloe leioen-
Itbaltlide &artenipieler, 1onit aber better,
sutniitbig unb 9aitlrei. = SIM 3uitonoe
oes 3ornes jeood Der 9r0bten 8arborei
fdbi9, perfolgen lie nit Dem @Aarflinne
unb Der unermiol6teit ber Snoer ibren
6einb> oenen 8lut ollein lire Gode lat'
tieen fam. - Sic 2onoeslpro9e 1T
Die 5pdnil6e; Die Snbianer reoen ibre
.uripriinslide Munoort.
MrNtppbn, Der ein5elne e(ct oosr
Die @emobnbeit obne binrei6enoe @riinbe
ei,em Wnoern 8D]es ober 99le6tes 5u=
5utrauen. go wobr es lit , bob bic
AriltliGe 9icbe nidts Mrges oentt, 10
|10per lit es on6 i'm ein5elnen Safe Su
beuriheien ob uno ipie peit bic drift
Iihe 9iete perlebt ,uproen. 9enn ohge=
| Iebcn bon ben o6jectiueu 9euc9griinoen>
tommen au9 perl0ulide @timmun9enL
fort9elebte unangeuebme 2ebenserf fab=
run9en Ii. bsl. iebr in Betradt. @tren=
ger luirb bic Beurtbeilun9 lein' miiiie,1L
luenn Der 9(r9luobn li6 onr6 SAaten
oter Meuberunsen funogegeben bat, ollo
ni9t mebr in Der @eele beg Nr9DDbnen=
Den peridlpNen bleibt, oenn bier 1treift
er an bas @je6iet Der @erod9ti9ung uno
Nsrleumoun9.
2arsoniSn,,ts. 81. 6rase iibet
Die Oottb.it Der Perlon Gbri1ti rief in
Der often STRIDE cine &ei0e tbeolo9ilDer
uno tbeolopbilder @treiti9teiten DerpDr>
ipel6e Die ginbeit ber Stride l6pn frub=
5eitig in DDblt trouriger gBeil le itDrten
upo Dos 2eben Oct @ldubisen triibten,
ab.r ouA Elm 9ldu5enbes 3eu9lliB BON
Ger lie9rtiden Sra It Der fatDolilden
STRIDE betbdti9ten. Mrius s NOR Elm
0ebprner 2ibDer uno belab alle bic 81
gtnldoften burb luel6e bas in ii6
9lidti9e sinen 16einbaren Salt gtluin'
Nsn unb 10 g!dnseno als m08lisb rtprd=
leutirt tu:rbsn fonnte; er mar Elm lehr
9ewunoter Dialettiftr BON uiele1, 8err
iioro bpa man9elte Is iDm 9dn5li6
on Dem ei9entliden ipeculatiuen BewuBt=
iein Seoenf fa[ls en1pfobl er lb burd
umiolitnbs Gtlebriunfeit unb oab biele
oQgen'ein an.rfonnt lpor> leud)tet f9Dn
aus Dem lmltanoe berpor oob ibm Iei<
ner monni@fo6en 3er'ulrfnilie nit ben
4il00fen Alerunoirens uneradtet Die
2eitung elmer belnnbsrn Stride anper.
traut muroe. Q(llein 9leitb Den meiiten
6dr:titern iiberI0dkte Nrius 1i6 ielblt i
nannte fb 1elbft ben 8eriibmten Dem
BON Gctt Meisbeit in belonberem MaaBe
mitgetbeilt mproen lei. 9lber 9crooe
ourh bieien gdnolidtn Mangel an See
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Sre11t b 10 0rter.

Bur @ebaAtnibiibuns fir uniere iunsen eeisr.
Meio, (itol.) @ufselb. - q sirem
Qot.) tbdtig iein. - u gitati o H.
Qot) @emiitbsbelue9uns. - q N9ita=
tor, (lat.) gufre9er. .-Msrus Sci
Qgt.) 2omm @pttca. - 81 gpnie, (9r)
Spoesfampf. - Ngraffe, fr.) 9a=
fen. 81 9ricultur Qot.) Mderbou
-Mta bemte, (9r) So616ule. -
q fat bo.Iif, (9r.) Ni6tfatbplif.
QluH6il,ne Ser Sluf0abe $50. 10.
&ube @ $500 5000.
l @Aaaf $50
81 G1peine @ O.50 $500
Obtee Aufgabe iuurbe rid)tig ouf9cI0it bon
4usuit @epp. Sgnas arajepsti, Martn Bilbelnl,
Sernann Sitting, Serbinanb l1n9er.
MuH1S,,nc Ser 1ntci,tifcf,r1, HHGfF,frj
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-11-17

Rain has'not fallen in the lower PENN
sular counties Of Virginia for more than
one month, and vegetation is suffering.
Alarge freis raging in the Great Dismal
Swamp. .ue 9.t tG .,r;....e,t
The Democratic vote for Congressman
in Ohio is $500. The Republican vote
is 215,l75. The Democratic vote for
Congress is 500 more than for Secretary
of State. The Republican vote is 5000
less. This shows that on National issues
the Republican ticket runs six or seven
thousand behind in Ohio. The Demo
cratic majority in 1874 on Congress is
23,74. In 1872 the Republican majority
was 14,357 Itwas, therefore, Demo
cratic gain of 3S,0Sl since 1872.
The Bessemer steamer system has
been applied by a Mr.. Henry Giffard to q
hanging railroad car, which has been test.
ed with success on the line of the North
ern Railway, in France. Seated in this
car, which hangs on elastic springs. the
traveller experiences the sensation of re.
posing in hammock, free from the vibra.
tons and bumpings Of the ordinary car
At times the car undulates as does q boat
on calm sea. The movement is descrih.
ell as very gentle one, and the traveller
is enabled to read without fatigue and
write with ease. The principle Of this
car, applied to ambulances, doubtless
would be great boon to the wounded
who may be conveyed in them --Boslon
Advertiser. '-i y 'd"isi". $50 I@ 700
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-11-17
Cure for DiphtIleria.

The ravages Of diphtheria in Australia
have been 80 extensive within the last
few years that the government offered a
largereward for any certain method of
cure, and among other responses to this
was one by Mr.. Greathead, who at first
kept his method a secret, but afterwards
communicated it freely to the public. 1t
is simply the use of sulphuric acid, OF
which three drops are diluted in three
fourths Of tumbler of water to be ad-
ministered to a grown persou,and small
ler dose to children, at intervals not spec
flied. The result is said to be coagula-
ton of the diphtheric membrane, and its
ready removal by coughing. Itis assert
ed that where the, case thus treated has
not advanced to nearly fatal termina
ton, the patient recovered in almost
every instance, sya F.,, ..i;
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-11-17
County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit Of Demoorscy.l ]
From Lee Township.
SARDrs, Os. November 3, ls7.

SARDrs, o.. November 6, 1874
Ed. SrlRlr "G !ory HaIlelnjah!' Did
you hear the news from Massachusetts
on the November election2 Good 6y,
Ben Batlerl How ars you Spooney7
Seriously speaking, this- too much
success for any ordinary Democrat to
bear without little jsIhfcationo Such
a revolution in politics has not been
known but once in the las: thirty years
Down this way we are too full for ut
terance; but there is an old saying that
"the mills of God grind slowly but sure.
ly," which think carries out in this
case.
We all feel SO happy to think that the
bottom rail is getting on top oEce more
that we don't feel like doing anything
but shouting. 10 TIA. u1
l think that the elections this fall will
show 70 the Democracy of Monroe
County that if they expect to succeed
they must be united ,and not only united
but beat the potts and cast their votes
and not stay at home thinking it no use
to spend their time going to elections
! think that matter has been fully dem
onstrated at our election Just past. \
the Democratic party had done, their
duty, the 18th Congressional Distric,
would, in the next Congress, be repre-
sented by an honest, intelligent, and in.
corruptible Democrat. y s2'l 's'1t- 80
Mr. Editor,I would like to say a great
deal more, but we Democrats in this
part are too full for1utterance. "For OF
such is the kingdom Of Heaven" "a
il Respectfully yours, 3il ll'ir JONI +,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-11-17

- .
I One7third, of Vermont's school hou.
ses, 700 in all, are reported as unfit for
use.
=. Miss Ayres, of Lowell; $4,000, 900 in
greenbscks. Ayres good luck for some
body. ~ y - ''1 z-I'''
Lepine, found guilty. at Fort Garry, Of
completely in tue murder of Scott, by
Reil's Provisional Government, has been
sentenced to he hanged January 20.
90 The sicksman who was ordered to take
three ounces of brandy day, knowing
that l6 drachms made an ounce, has been
patiently taking 4S drinks a day ever
since.
In the city of Savannah 2,9o1 pupils
out Of a school population Of 6,9I9 are
enrolled in the schools ; in Atlanta 1922
out,of 10, 1862 Atlanta pays $4,000 a
year for its schools; Savannah, S32, 100.
!. Timber merchants and wood dealers
in England and Wales increased from
10,O55 in 1861 to. 1859 in 1871, or
more than Is per cent in ten years. OF
these numbers 466 were women in 1861
and $40 in 1871. s0I 20
The imports of Australian gold into
the United Kingdom in 1873 exhibited a
large increase as compared with 1872,
having amounted to f6.47l,6 ,601, as com.
pared with f6.Ol4,62l in 1872, and f6,.
al foO - 1911
It's affirmed that 63 per cent Of all
the persons who applied for assistance
at the various benevolent Institutions in
Boston last year we're impostors, while
many were swindlers and professional
burglars. 5e aI4us4sG
The revenue of France in the reign of
Louis XIII, in 1910, amounted to e.
025,680. Under Louis XVI, in l774,
the income had risen to f8,240, 900 land
now, a century later, the taxes bring in
considerably over fSo,000, 1000.
The aggregate vslue of Minnesota,
this year, is $2l6, ,7s0, 1906 against sl12-,
289.l25, last year, on which tax of "a
mills will be levied, as against five mills
levy last year. Minnesota is thorough
going State.
The Tom Thumb troupe have just
made q three years. tour around the
world, during which they Travelled S..
4S7 miles, 81, ,2l6 by sea, and gave l ,474
entertainments in 57S different cities and
towns in the four quarters Of the globe.
During the trip they did not meet with
a single accident, nor lose single ap.
ooin:ment by sickness. 30 '"''
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Written for The Spirit Of Democracy,]
Concert at Gate,s Meeting. House,

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Prof. Gregg, the vocalist and organ
ist, who enjoys a wide reputation asa a
teacher Of Vocal and instrumental Mu-
sic, gave concert at Gates meeting
house, Sunsbury township, on Saturday
evening, October 24th. The Professor
was assisted by members of the several
classes under his instruction, also by
many of his former pupils. Singers
we're present from Powhattan,a Arm
strong's Mills, and seversl other local
tiles in Belmont county, m Cameron,
Beallsville, Round; Bottom, Young's
Mills, and many other places inEsOld
Monroe fwere well representeda The
audience was large, and the people, gave
the very best proofs of their apprecia-
ton Of the performances. allude to
the excellent order they observed, and
the marked attention with which they
listened to the exercises. 80" YEA
~ The programme consisted Of Gems
of Sacred Music from the most popular
composers, together with many very
difficult quartettes, duets, solos, etc,
from the pen of the celebrated song
writer's of the day. 'a'.ais'ng2d 2',i
The singing was particularly fine
Visitors could not be too eloquent In
their praise of the good taste shown in
the selection of pieces, and of the stri-
kingly correct and beautiful manner in
which they were performed The ear
restness and expression which charac-
terized the singing of Prot. Gregg's
pupils was truly remarkable. The con-
cert was certainly grand success, and
does honor to Prof. Gregg as an J.in-
structor:and to bis pupils as perform.
By request, Mr. Isaac Gates and lady
sang "a Kiss for Blow" Everybody
was delighted, not only with the song,
but also in the manner in which it was
sung. .g91 -is 10 70. = ~ .F +,
We most sincerely wish Prof. Gregg
success in the practice of his profess
ion. n Long may he continue to instruct
his pupils to sing with spirit and under
Standing 50, that the affectation and
lifeless drawl which SO much disgust US
in modern vocal music, may be entire
ly done away with! o2 aJy19s 81 tJg
Eaf 95 s5n,il; nTy LORD TIERNAY,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-11-17
The IndIana seuatorship.

If a Democrat is to be sent to the Uni.
ted States Senate from Indiana, we say
send Holman. Voorhees,, the salary
.grabher, won't do; nor will Mcdonald,
the W all street money-plank indorser.-
Holman's friends have only to trot out
their man and 60 to work for him. Hol-
man always Nins.-Li6erty Ind. Her.
aid. ....,t... , dane. 80
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-11-17

E The Pittsburgh Commercial says :
Alarge body of Republicans neglect
ed to 60 to the polls in Ohio and Indiana.
and this neglect was the principal cause
of the defeat which the Republican party
now obtained" .",,i1s-,.....
No it wasn't. A year ago the poll was
10000 votes less than it was last month.
1t was then about tie between the par
ties. When the additional 10000 votes
came out it resulted in nearly that major
ity for the Democratic ticket.-Enquasr.
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