The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-05-04
NUMBER II
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Tennyson refuses threa rn;noao o.
line to write for magazines. 3 a
gomnnlsorv ed,ce,;on ,,na hora,,x.
passed by the legislatures Of svsIve
States.
A waterfall broto ,ooaa =, No.
sunday even;ng Witch oonsas ~ Sss.ess'' ss..;'
1amns 10 o;ya' 'wov A 'ssei'
Tbor orc o,..;.
: ea,:s nut as cutting one o. the Dig trees
over three hundred faot ~ sts' ha;oss 'a. so.
exhibition at the Centenn;al ~
We snon,a ,;to - 80. a.
nredicted fh;s wss ga;,,r ;n ..s ~ ~ Saa Wa Via
w;nte, s;ts;rg... = - m ;nalu
duster' md I;s,n;nr - tha .aaas.ss. 49,.
bird " 'u' z
Danbnrv how ). ,ron.r;na eo.caa
oress, He "a an sar 49, ~ @ IN
said in a doh..;nn M ol,,,s on. ... % " nase .1s
name of ths ia,s I,Io rIou,a ~ a',on .na. l.e
90 crashinc down @ tho 'eo osntn,;na na.nmer u WIZ
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/, ,.a ne nefcnan.s OF Madrld have given
a Alonso h new crown studded with ten
- o.0;,a', !, uoiiar diamonos. Wnena ne
!. !. s1neu neA1 spting ne VIII nnd u quite
~ pawn ior Iaris lodgings.
Tne holders of the first mortgage
bonds on the Louisville, Paducah and
w eslern Railroad have entered suit
u asalnss lne COMPANY lor non=payment
VI 'n.eless. a''a ask wat q heceivef be
appolhteo 70 manage the road and pay
OH lts oeo1s. szsr !,
What becomes of all the pins T'-
E1 II the writer of that will move
arounu .he mouse IN nus. stocking feet
alter a oay OF dressmaking, he will get
more leai valuable information on the
suoJecI .nan all tne DOCKS In the world
can give MIN. ---.s
"Wby, lchatod, I thought you got
married more'n year ago p aWelL.
aunt Jerusn' 1t was talked o., but I
lpunu saas tne g'ri ana all ner folks were
opposed 10 1t, and SO just gave them
ah tue mlsten ana let the thing Drop
: A Chicago alderman tried for three
hours to think Of George Wasllington's
last name, but he couldn't DE-. it He
said ne knew IT was George, and that
,ae NJ msn nao some.ning 70 90 with the
eHican s,.,h waf' ou' ne ceuiont remember
' @ ;, $50
=, Gil, wen, TINS IS the end. Tom
marsnaii IS dying, dying, not having q
SUIT OF clothes in which to be burieds
dying upon q borrowed bed, covered
!, WIN . borrowed sneet, IN house built
~ cnall.y, were .ne last words OF gthe
nen'uoAy Statesman.
says noatlng item: Every species
OF snake may be permanently driven
away by planting geraniumsp Would
It De deemed impertinent to suggest that
tne editor OF the Courier journal plant
q lew geraniums in his boots 2-St. Lonss
James Gordon Bennet's proposed
daily paper in London is to be called
the Planet. The American system OF
getting news will be followed, and On
advertising column will probably be
devoted to personals" Edmund Yates
is to be one of the editors.
Nobody will ever learn how TO rive
the pity he deserves to the wearv and
over-worked editor who has got, lob
on hand of making great man out Of
So: someoouy VINO hasnt got material IN
n'n nv, ~ " maze successiui ariver ior
eIsle Pair VI olq gray moles.-oI.
ooo Heso'" :,
,rfoiessor lice, OF st Louis, lnforms
tue "orld tnat 1.-THE frlgorl1c wind OF
,ne pas. week was not q polar wave.
out ~ Immense cyilnoer with . barrel
nVe or SIX huhareo miles IN diameter,
eo"h WHICH ao"s an aerial maeistrom
,ro:n n .ne surface OF tne atmospnere,-
huls des'roys tue last nope OF straw
oerry
Two or three Of Johnny Green's
teach him how tn oo barefoo.ed JoInnv
1t Was ssWaV uno unfil fhav
strnck . f;o,a that had hean NOW 10
or three dave whore tbe roots ~ The
GRASS were like so manv snear boaas~
They told .Jonnnv to start and RIM and
It wouldn,. hnrt = hit .J,bnnv took .
good breath and startcd. He took
about a dozen stems and then comman.
ced to ornb Tho oronnd with b;a no.a
A clergyman, at recent teachers
meeting in Ohio, said that teachers are
often selected in the wrong way. Elk
amlners make an intellectual require
ment IN straight jacket style, and pay
70 attention whatever to the peculiar
natural and innate adaptiveness of the
1eaouer iol 'no pro.esslon anu 'n'ls
nf " onr % s.hooIs % unn n,e m ora ' .h1e neo
doyelon tho hn,nan MI ,han Wado,, ~
IL to arow s % . n;o,nra .1 80 M .ha haasnnI', uyu
7 Iorns.tano nth nnoroas, p...,;ss',ay y
ua.n,. r.. ''u e"' :" oo"'' ~ 1' ''"S'o''
= "'" Ayo'
An old and weather-worn trarper was
recently seen sauntering along the
main street of one of our Western viii
ages. Pausing in front Of little meet
ing house for moment, he went in and
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