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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-07-22
A SALARY GRABBER.
THE IMMACUL4TE HAYES.


When Ex-Governor Hayes was nomi.
mated thegeneral opinion among Repub-
lioans in attendance on the Convention
seemed to be that while he was not a
strong man Intellectually, he had clear
record, and on that account, would make
a strong candidate. A little examina-
ton, however, proves this to be delu-
sion and snare. For weeks it has sheen
charged that Hayes not only sympathized
with the crusade movement, but that he
gave .foe hundred dollars to aid in carrying
it on, and gave to the crusaders, in Fre-
mont, where he resides, the use of his
hall, lighted free of charge; this Charge
has stood uncontradieted, nor can it be
denied. 1t was the acceptability of
Hayes to the temperance portion of the
Republican party that gave such an ad-
vantage over Taft in the Republican
convention. We state this for the con-
sideration of those whom the Repubii
cans are endeavoring to influence by
bringing to light the record of General
Carey, made quarter of century ago
Hayes was salary grabber. When in
Congress the salary of Congressman was
raised from three to five thousand dollars
per year. This law was retroactive in its
character, and under it Congressman re-
ceived pay for nearly one year and half
previous to the passage of the act. Hayes
received as his share of the plunder near
ly three thousand dollars, money for
which he never rendered an equivalent,
and in excess of the price for which he
agreed to serve the people. This was
Just three thousand dollars of back pay
salary grab. What the people think of
of such raids on the treasury was shown
in the Congl essional elections of last fall.
OF this we will speak more fully here
after.
While Hayes was Governor he recon-
mended to the Legislature the building
of a Governors mansion. If his extrav.
agant idea had met the views of the Leg
islature the people of the State would
have been called upon to give up their
toil-acquired earnings at least ne.qlarter
Of million of dollars. Ohio has the finest
public buildings of any State in the
Union, and to have at all compared with
these the "Hayes folly" as it should be
called, rather thana Governors mansion,
would have cost two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. During the four years
Hayes was Governor he drew from the
State Treasury for the contingent expen-
ses ofhis department, the following sums:
1868, $5,027.27; in 1869, $2,79422; in 1870,
$3,8Sl .03; in 1871, So, ,l6O9l. which makes
a total in the four years of $l4, ,563. .43, or
an average of $S.715.85. The contingent
expenses during the economical admin
istration of the old Farmer of Ross" for
1874 were ST l,369.80; for 1875 they will
not exceed $1,000, making an average
per year of 81 1884 90-a saving in favor of
our Democratic Governor of nearly two
hundred per cent. Hayes, tas we have
shown, has always been prodigal of the
peoples money. In times like the pres
ent we want an economical administra.
ton, Governor Allen will give it to us.
Hayes will not.-0hio Statesman.
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THE ORIGIN or YANKEED00DLE
BY GEORGE p. MORRIS,

Dl hhOhuiA nANNAN'
once on A time old Johnny Bull flew in raging
fury,
And swore that Jonathan should have no trials
sir, by jury
That no elections should be held across the briny
waters;
And now said he, 1'll tax the TEA of all his sons
and daughters"
Then down he safe in burly state, and blusterd d
like grandee,
Ana in derison made tune calPd Yankee doo'
die dandy
q yankee doodle'-these are facts-Yan'
kee doodle dandy
NY son of wax, your tea I'll tax you-
Yankee doodle dandy"
John sent the tea from DER the sea, with heavy
duties rated;
But whether hyson or bohea | never heard 1t
stated,
Then Jonathan began to pOut-he laid strong
embargo .+I..
'Tn drink no TEA. by Jove" so he threw over
board the cargo
Then Johnny sent a regiment, big words andlooks
70 handy,
Whose martial band, when near the land, playd
Yankee doodle dandy" A%
oYsnkee dOOdle--keep 1t up-Yankee
NS doodle dandy
I'm poison with a tax your cup you--
r Yankee doodle dandy 81.
A long war then they had, in which John was at
last defeated,
And yankee doodle" was the march to which
his troops retreated.
cute Jonathan. to see them fly, could not restrain
. his laughter f IFIi II
''Thst tune" said he, suits to a T. Illsiag tever
amer" t'tt' stti#
ola Johnny face, % his disgrace, was aushd with
beer and brandy
Fen while he swore to sing no more this Yankee
doodle dandy
Yankee doOdle-ho ha he-Yankee
tt9' doodle dandy III EttA
We kept the tune, but not the tea-Yan-
kee doodle dandy"
I've told you now the origin of this most lively
ditH, '" ..
Which Johnny Bull dislikesas dull and stupid
what pity i. ylaH tTs uau .tfg nn
With Hail Columbia" 1t is sung, in chorus full
and hearty tylR) rr7ohr} al g..
ON land and main we breathe the strain John
s ! 5msds for hts tea party
30 meter how we rhyme the words, the music
peaks them handy,
And where's the fair can't sing the air OF "Yenkee
doodle dandy YP' A'a'A''@
Yankee doodle, firm and true--Yankee
doodle dandy
Yankee doodle, doodle doc, Yankee doo-
die dandy"
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SHERIFF. SALE.
trick c. Hun VS.. Elisha Teeters ct

Patrick G. Hull vs. Elisha Teeters ct al.
By virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Stark county Ohio and
to me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry, at the door of the Court House. in the city OF
Canton, on
Saturday, the Oath day Of July, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: Town lots number sixty (60) and
sixty-One (61) in Teeters addition to the town OF
Alliance
Sale to commence at one o'clock p m. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF. SALE,
TNN1IEII 4 FgNE ETIIIs
Us, Graft VS.. VIM, A. Nixon ct al,

Us, Graft vs.. VIM. A. Nixon ct al.
BY virtue of an order 10 sell issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door Of the Court House in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, the oath day Of July, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in Stark
county, Ohio, to wit: Town lot number seventy
two ar in Teeters Lamborn L. Co.'S addition to
the town of Alliance.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p M Term q
ash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff,
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SHERIFF. SALE.
]. B, McCrea VS.. Phllip Haubert

', B. McUrea Vs. Philip Haubert
By virtue Of an order to sell issuedfrom the court
of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry at the
door of the csurt house in the city of Canton, on
Saturday, The 7th day Of AuguSt, 1875.
tie following descfbed real estate situate in said
county, to wit: Lot number fifteen Q5) in George
w. Iawrence's addition to the city of Canton.
Sale to eonnnenee at enc o'clock p. IN. Terms
eash FlU 4 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Elisha Teeters VS.. Angeline C. Rosenbery.
By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
cry at the door of the Court House in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, The 24th day Of July, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in said
county ITO wit: Town lots numbers 6S6 6S7 and 6SS
in Teeters, Lamborii & Cos addition to the town
of Alliance. i'.. ~
Sale to commence at one o'clock p, m, Terms,
cash! WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

4 LETTER EROM PROF. MARSH TO THE
PRESIDENT THE AB UsESLN THE INDIAN
SERVICE PLAINLY SET FORTH SER 10 US
CHARGES AGAINST SECRETARY DELANO
AND INDIAN COMMISSIONER SMITH THE
INDIAN RING CHARGED WITH WHOLE
SALE FRAUDS &c.
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SHERIFF SALE
John c. Bockius VS. Joseph F. Thompson ct, al

John c. Bockius VS. Joseph F. Thompson ct al.
BY virtue of an order to sell Issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public out
cry, at the door of the court house in the city
Canton, on
Saturday, the 24th day Of July, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit: Lots numbered four ~ and fVe{5)
opposite old railroad depot fronting on BocKius
Nos 466 and 467, as newly numbered upon the
map of said city
Sale to commence at one o'clock D. M Terms
cash, WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
i,,nodiyK y6
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ISatltrdav The 24th dav of Jllu 1875,
SHERIFF SALE,
Joseph G. Keith ct al. VS.. John Fisher

Joseph g. Keith ct al. vs. John Fisher ct al.
By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the court house in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, The oath day of July, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in Stark
county, Ohio. to wit: Lot number two (2) in Keith
& Shots addition to the city Of Canton.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p N. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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LEGAL.
SHERIFF SALE.

John Wagner VS., John Halter etux.
By virtue ofan order to sell issued from the court
of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to me
at the door of the court house in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, the oath day Of July, 1875,
the following described real estate situate In Stark
county, Ohio, to wit: Part of fractional Section
30, Township II, Range 9, and bounded as follows,
beginning for the same at the southeast corner of
Christian Pitts land, thence south 21So west 81
perches and links, thence north SSG5o west II
perches, thence north 2l9o east "a perches and
place of beginning, containing 10 acres
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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Northern Pacific
Railroad Company.
NOTICE OF SALE or LANDS.

The pnAers~ned Master commissioners. specially appointed
a. .aer in an action PeI n u ie MY c
SYorx sitting equity wherein Jay Coo and oih II az
rorula raaf and The Northern as Railroad company
a. dgienasni hereby give notice thai they vii sell At publ
auction within the states and eiiGr.es IL y n
tbe M,gs 81 Trust the III ~ Conn ain ~ sii
acon Oned are situated on the eOi4e'eh PORTIONS %
tines and places Of such sales as follows that IS
Tacoma in Washington Territory on the l5h day Of Sci
'eS' - PAUL in the state OF Minnesota the l5h day
AZ Fargo in Dakota Territory the 2ls Day If October
1ni such sales may be ajournsa by the Master Comm
S.cree f- sales win comneco al 10 O'clock m ~" ,or'
I,on. ana CO iiaGe uni oeS IN ~, "iin ~, ~ uS
V,o, tiifs aud a grants : 20 he disposed d, Schr'
and inspected the offices oi TIE and Aseriso the or
We *. before da WheD such sAr- are hereby advert
40 viii b. IL by us may have been dsposed
tlereof. which SHAH have Iet'i anI 'Nei az. t'il
the al' 0nted IN = cluSe c"f .s 'al, ,H w.
a. Confi leors tie dae Of ,aa- advert hereby.
The tenn of the e. are ~ a. gWs. That = 10 say
The purchaser o. pulo.s.is @ pay To- IT, naisPne' a.
Pef c5n m g. ~ nm Yin the terms u sale anc
tf, ~ ars In reaer ur confirmation 81 such sale
or sales By the Court, tie ance u w ah"A OF 81. r
81 al 1ar ie rre Fr,r Mcr e Bonds which
sanctionei by Court mas oc aiken a. c''a eac u9nt
the dividend which woro be- nRaiy entitled under tit de
s n land a3d land gratis sold under he terms and
cOnd tons above prscii' g. IN on- - ~
With public dissolution. NO - u The Forty lfst ongr -
the United states, second session ana thr ~ y,
gle section or hereof Of taxing ~ e SAME pre-
any n1nIer 81 additional aainiBg SEE Uon- or sundy
rg Of Tie Commissioners 10 withhold such prlYig
HENNfTi q. WuITE.
Master Commissioners.
fhfsiy a. II II =. r..r,.a, t. f.onopiaiuenfs
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Nurses.

A
dist woman with several year iseyery way
cnIri, ~ fsr caro- children Italics. the
PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, 1873 Cthover above
IL NJ
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*. METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND

MAN 4 ATTAIN Gas STOCKS BoUGdr AND SOLD.
h~ ~ Room IN 81 n 50 Broad Dad st. n Y.
NfASTER's SALE.-Unier Decree of Fore,
and A. Louis Bsaroad Company ~ NITED STATES OF
SSk TnE SoKTaERN piSIh r,,s or cdaFHN9 dF
S SREwyapn Complainant w. THE RocKf66
tsiAND AND ST LOUIS RAILRo 10 t
and SAM Ell NJ. NICKEEsOS. Deenia,ts and no Bhkr
NoYF and lzS other holders of Donds VINO nave in0i
~ "a co Of decree Of the said Court entered in the
sboyeel titled cause the 18th day OF july, \ d. 1919 l.
HENRY W BISHOP Master in Chsncery ssa Court. vii
a. s nu iGs aSsS 0f To nSSSS and
TuhsDAY tss ten,@ @ DAY 81 Aq S ot IN ne ior
os sad last mentioned day the front door OF The lnbn
Chicago comfy o. Cook. and state OF Illinois, ana as eoc
The MOsrGAaEp PREMISES described in The bin q"
complaint hd IN said eaise neiiing 'ne p ,ios
al branches AMI tracks 80 the coal MINES w u
grounds lands other Lands al depo station noass
SissteIS woi houses coal other buildings ard n
shops and machine shops ESQ ~ SINUS ., 'e
Win Lord, ioeA Isla and 81 Ions railrcaa com
es tenders other roll IL STOCK AID ecu pnent ann al
s,rine or replacing Railroad ~ H. branches
or operating AID working any oi is eoa Mn on y
ng 70 tao aid I.aroa al rs cLus and bene.t'
In ana 10 an cases conrae aud Trenenis made with any
parties owning any coal lands mineral ans OK railroad oi
TaToa q VI n any otter pa e- igr any oleg PS, 10
naaoes tercno belonging and the reversinn. roma 'deJ
fe esfas -nts TIA aud inter, SIS vi atstc' T. as WI -
,.fpy, ~ thC said EocAIOr. Rock lsihi ana p
louis Raj Company O. and 90 the sai- ihsp u
Of the and MiucrsVie IA r'Ah Con any
with all the franchises, priyG AM app f''i 'ltl'
Oneiog aud al Ostr Pep -, real and PERSONA D'oiih
an Sa and said 6r0S ami NnTsvio Raioal Coalan, o.
either them and whcl Is NOW in the pasts on "a Niai
II Ferrg al Other property rgis franchises
ana thugs shall have been acu Ien nF pucEse W
Oterwise 10y the sad Receiver during the l'eN OF 1-s
s for use n connection said "a road ami sna be al
the tine thec ly decrd IN his possession or -
which thea lie enf uc together a. one pro eil a
aiirtr parcels. b. The teiMe q Sil Gtf, we
dollars Of tl he 81 snc SAFE Is lo DE
Tho time ~ Si ana ir IN
fAance of the bid the purchaser ~ SAID Sae ti'
receive from sacA s III leu
cash any outstanding ami UNPAID bonds or coupons
red by the cages o June 49, I0oS
ctotI 1868 mentioned la said dccfct OF cel'at
ndeb Issued ia lieu # any Of Snd o0upohs n sue pr
cenfare a. shall direct at the approval 0 SAID sae
For partif liar description OF the saie PROPERTY
yf rene. can sand decree. HENN ". >hyf.
CnaDccIy of tc lit court OF the Inltod states
for Northern District gf Illinois.
al Iul a ID
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financial.
CONTINUED from Third Psge.

nrFAIIi TED BONDS, Miscellaneous Securi-
Jes. ccn ,ess G. C. MUNRoE, Eroad ST., N. Y.
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NOW IS TIE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER

NIUN I Vt y VI
IN Sons OF LARGE AL SNAIL MANS TO II
VFsT-lhe WEST POINT MANUtACii RING CON
FANY il organized with authorized On 8 tf -.'tVul
fsiarrs so for the purIosc ~ opetac g. mn A.
nun az bUrrs tAc ntei Hl4ir-i WooiI
rauer and OH mill and agricultural L iii, TY. tn
{s.anany improved p01el L country
over ZOO luis. bower
Go person frat buvs 20 it alBc6 "a H VIII D.
r4-en 40 shares LOT wurta 500 100 shares ot ~cit
800 will frunt me mills Wien tir Wi eir D1ii TIE
ss vii increase much "A tle shares coz a. %" eS"Is
. double fA.r Tho Company
hdcn uasng 80 per cent on It's capital socS non JOhn
n Neigh PRESIDENT Of the Company has the btst references
&c. F0r further information Ahrtss j. - Ntii"iL o.
LIVINGSTON a Co. AGENTS 2at fi0si@ai' Ne"- OH
DEORG ANIMATION OF THE NEW iORh
IL a O9WEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
The Utica plan ready Application 10 I'll FIRST Mort
IOldlOideTs, 10 lie sent Tree Dy Apply NJ W ~ -
Al A a N Ltlcl y n.
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'o1O WEST I7TH-ST.-A young woman
stSV wishes a situation d MIND CHILDREN and make
hcrsal q EN EIiAILI ISEFL L.
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5lUin95 Dluhs.

THE TRUSTEES of the SEAMEN'' BANK
4 for "a Ms = and - Wal-st have ordered ia
INTELEeT bc paid g." depo onIcd tier ~ ior the ia
lnutis el,'inC j'itu MT. as lows
500 and under, AT the rate OF SIX PER CEN
aliuii. AID -. ....
anuum payable ara aftDr ~ ia \, 49tn INST lh'
.oIest vii bC credited Ia 0tpOsliDis - principal
Sew York. 1uly s.. 49, IS d. ii. MACY president
JOIN II. BOlNT0N, secretary.
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Eceal Noiiees.

IN THE MATTER of the HERCULES MI
TAA LIZ 49, "a ASnE - r.. ~ - q ne Mp
TuAL LIfE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Of the " IT'D
. beo 1e1 A sa an M c4 Of Fen me S following copy, COPY
dly made in tie ABOVE entitled mlieT and tai AZ
Their s to me al Ghss 1 tread "a ", y In te 90 sy y
y Se1rf Man l t"r ~ Epwl H. PATHS i.riere
The t,owing s tie orer REFERRED to in he above n9cr
AZ el terra Of tas 81 r. ~ So T. nee ~ 7. nam on
twelfth Of March 1879. present Ion Charlie O 21h,e US
9i-Rf%CF S',Cii.TY Of the UNirED sTATES.-un read
ing aud ing The EDITION o. ie cri'sl " 1t 9I ~ or
h,ro b. granted II Is ordered ana rcrr tLa hoIgr De
cre.i r. >ocirty 10 exi II tneir
claims ad bee me aiies :" TIE .rc,.s, n @lle , s h
tauon Of hi, ortcr AMI m dciat thtrro inai s i
t made and from any dsf,nniion winch sra ne
made under sncc lu mont IT % rre ana u Is ~, hi vi
six months IN Oly cEi ~ and IHe riDais ana
erny appointed eieree or the nrl",'S 81 N o i . ,,
exnibu" >ad eer-s and thl said .serre 10
hear determine sncn claim a. may be contested; ah
a . Feceir r. at bSry t. ry or snc fart ier drc
l anu entered IN ALBANY CONT GeISs ofee Marc er TO-
GXRLoW oLNEY Attorneys or eocgsr r.; = iar r., rS"
cUPREME COURT.-THE PEOPLE OF HE
> STATE OF NEwYOHk. Paint e against P,rI,k 7
,WkE\l an The MAYOR hI-pkHMEMi an CvMM , y
or rei,itCom not SER u the or.rr -4is above nam.
ui q l
l,ulani Ia tbs cOn. which VIII be .i 1T ne
~ Tie city AID tpliy i New ORR, asa 10
,,rv cop, yOgr he said com lt On e. 'uD
styled the ibufedu Oi Ma ti Crrrtc
lion 4, D Wheeler H. lfrkfan. lrexci "a lang
~r.eis New York CITY wtfhnt"cn
"a aver m rvtcc you excl sife 81 inc
fav Oh ,., r,icc I'll ne salG com
paint Tesd tie Ii n;if IN ti- a. non "-
luI 10 it CO n 4ur demanded tie Limit
'I,aiei : nc. 49,. DAN IL P..hIf,
Attorney -firutrh 'ifrtiH = Attorney
ia the emf tiel action was ti, cay ii
H. Clerk VI the City All 90 nty o Na~-f ~
Jun ~ 80 j.. FRA TT, Atiy-t'rnl
Jc-9la~ WIN
~UPKEME COURT-City and County OF New
y l.ra-Ncyer itoiSlNd lsa Tju, ag lul Loo 50 40
.irf q al moi rcrNr'i lott &c
hereby 1lIrd and q f"f % alsNel
ha COMPLAINT this action itch viii br III 10 tir once
CrrA tle C ard county ~ -e"-ioik, AZ ti' Corr
20 IN York. 10 oi tosr 30
uer 20 M SAID complaint the s, ~ Their Office
Va .y broad way the fiiy Of SeWi Or Tin 20 dats
at fhs simmons Oa y"n, l-iNt O. the n
o. and g yoa ia q" answer TIE siI tpi'ii
the time aorcsi a." Via MN ~ tbs aftn' i' az ply
TIE relief demanded la the CONF
New lork. Jay IOiit 1919. - -
COOK ~ SCUTCK =. inhf'- attorneys.
fiff entitled tuy itt "
crk Of the iiy Coz MY oil. NrN tN al
ia .1r h1r-e i -Ji Gig tie l3h DAY o. INt, 1919
Jv2LlawCNTu COOn u SCHl On, Plaintiff A.losItyA
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Situaiions f1autro-- females.

4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes Ia go out
bg the Ia, WASHING, IRONING, OF uOTSF-f IL An
DO WI recnnmeaea can ~ $50 Lt.t whist
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IIni 2D-AyE;, near Glst-stmA respect,
" ASKING d. her hOuse l. good washer and
irOner Call Vi address
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Chances for Bnsiness Alen.
Giationern.

ENVEI OPFS AND WRITING PAPERS.
"a Prl WAREHOI ~. Nos. l3t ald ia6 Wiiam-st. y
YORK facility snufsc uffur milton envelopes,
daT their Patent Fol ling AMI Cumming Micaibes AZ
pticc, bepH the Liberal diSrotnts 10 tue trale
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
~ and sCIIP bought and sold II. r. \EWh L q Co

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
N-bON plioLDERs eau obtain infOTmato. about tno OK
ctsnge Of hpds for Ian Is by addressing c ing ~ on
Z now. - kArlng NN.-l 0-L
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Gelu h)ante6--fsmaIes.

NXANTED-A woman between the ages of 20
w anr 4 10 Ia HOUSEWoRk s<5i-
dren old and the either "a $40 per nn;h
American German. IsngsA men,sr oi the cAute pre-
Ied references required Address J. y NJ hnA No 2Sl
Welcottyile, COM
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| AUNDREsS AID CHAMRERMAID-A

40. 1OT WEST 52D-ST-A respectable
7 col rai woman iatles and r,utiemeEs WASH.
lAG, LOOMING, and FLUTING, al her own house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

4H9 EAST 4jrH-ST.-A respectable woman
~OC to goout by ihe day WASHING AMI IRONING, or
So..' xe washing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

ttes >" GEO H. PRENflSS
MY Rpom %. 80 Broad st.. n Y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-11-11
a AkxowLEDGous Honsr.

A pair Of hsrses that had been used
during the week in teamwork to
Springfield on Sunday were harnessed
and driven to the door nnhitched, and
the family being rather tardy that
morning. as soon rs the second bell
began to ring the horses started of
alene, and with their usual Sunday
motion went up in front Of the church,
when, after waiting the usual time,
they quietly went around to the horse
shed.
The father of your reporter, owing
to increasing infirmities, rode alone to
meeting, half q mile, driving an old
gray mare twenty years old, and he
had not failed Of going every Sabbath
for several years. On one occasion,
owing to q fall, father could not 60 TO
meeting, and On Sunday morning, as
the time for meeting approached, the
horse, in q lot near the House, mani
tested great uneasiness, and when
the second bell struck she leaped over
the fence and trotted quietly to church
stepping at her usual hitching place
under an elm tree, until the close Of
the services, when the faithful animal
returned safely to the house. Hart
ford Post. ..,,.,.,.,.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-11-11

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intepded insults without recognition
ID q Aks. .offenss az 8 MfelS min
tentisnal neglect or reflection. Mis-
Understandings are fruitful Of more
unkindlysfsG Giaa ia adc3efy .fhan ever
result from deliberate ilI-nature--
Hundreds of friendships have been
sundered by that egotisiical sensitive
ness which il ever looking for ofense.
We can point to certain persons who
arc thus morbidly sensitive to pain
ful degree. They, are disagreeable
companions. We need not spend our
precious time ID pointing to them,
however, We have each something
to guard in our own character. We
arc each inclined to take ef[ense too
easily. Hwe could ArsmSye this over
jealous watchfulness, society would
gain a new charm. or rather it would
be relieved efsa verys disagreeable
fsathre.s Pass neglect, ithsn and per-
sonal reAections as gracefully; Sspos-
sible, instesd of taking tho risk + OF
being offended when NO offense is
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