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3 aBackwaro, Pin sacawara... ]. !

Backward, pin backward. my skirts in
their fight make me small. again, just
for tonight, Lam SO weary, and my
skirts are so long. sweeping the pave
me0tsas I gwaik along, gathering dirt
from ont of the street, looked at by ev-
cry one that1 meet, mother, dear moth
er, know Tm fright, pin back my
skirts. mother, pin 'em back tight = .
Mother, dear mother, the days, are so
warm, and I'm tired of this dress / have
on, it is so clumsy and don't fit me
right, pin it back, mother, pin it back
tight. now I'm ready, don't / look
sweet ? smiling on all happen TO meet.
I'm in the fashion, so that is all right,
pin back my skirts mother, pin 'em back
tiybt asa "a s8SEE = ~ - as}
Mother, dear mother, I know it's a
sin, to wear dresses that show off ones
limbs. hnt what is q poor girl going to
do, If all the world wears 'em too, it is
only those who are thin that are afraid
To- show of form that is not well
nldes you may laugh, but you know
that I'm fright, pin back my skirts,
mother, pin 'em back tight.
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r. "
Mrs. Wiliams, formerly the wife OF
the late StephenA A. Douglas, has order.
ed the pictures which her first husband
collected in Europe to be sold.
1t. is presumed that il Mrs. Myra
Clark. Gaines gains her present ssai,
against Caleb Cushing she will retire on
her gains.
Aristides is the name of the nag tha:
has WOE the most money on the turf du-
ring the past season. He scooped ,st
$16,700.
Tweed is unhappy. Not because oil
the dying leaves and the signing COLES,
Int because his lawyers estimate that SO
years more will be consumed in try ing
his case.
A rev;vsl is raging at Amandaville.
Kentnckysunder the management aof a
lecal Talnage, WHO says: 'IknowI am
fool, and l glory in it, just such as /
am God sent out TO; knock the socks
from under the sinners heeIs!'
A sweet smile of satisfaction went
ripping over q Chicago. snilience and
their eyes became suffused with tears OF
gratitude when Conway told them there
wasn't any such person "a The Devil -
The burden Of life had been lifted from
theft sous. at4z isda-s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-11-23

The Passions That lnducs Dis
eaSP.

The passions which act mos. severely
on the physical life are anger, fear, ha-
tired and grief. The other passions are
comparatively innocIous. WHAT is call
ed the passion Of 1--we is not injurious
until it lapses into grief and anxiety;
on the contrary, it sustans the physical
power. What is called ambition is of
itself harmless: for smnition. when il
exists purely. is nobility lifting its
owner entirely fromshimself into the ex-
allied service sof mankind 1t injures
when it is debased by its meaner ally,
pride; or when, stimulating man tol
toe strenuous efforts after same great
object, it leads him to the performance
of excessive mental OF ptysic Il aahor
and to the consequences that follow such
effort.
The passion called avarice, acU,rdng
TO my experience, tends rather to the
preservation of the body than to its de
teriora,ion. The avaricious man, who
seems to the luxurious world to be de-
herfing himself Of all the pleasurts Of
the world, and even to be exposing him.
sclf to the fangs of poverty, is general
ly placing himself in the precise condi-
tions favorable to long and healthy
existence BY his economy, he is saw
ing himself from all the worry incident
to penury; by his caution he is screen
ing himself from all the risks incident
to speculation or the attempt to amass
wealth by hazardous means by his reg
ularity of hours and perfect appropria-
tion of the sunlight, in preference to ar
tifcial illumination, he rests audS works
in periods that precisely accord with
the periodicv of natun;by his abstem-
iedsuess in living he'takes just enough
to live, which is precisely the right
thing to do accordihgto the rigid natu-
raj law. Thus, in almost every particu-
lar, be goes on his wavEfrcer than other
men from the external causes of all the
induced diseases, and better protected
than most men from the worst conse-
quenees of those diseases which spring
non uanscs that are uncomfortable =
Or B. w. Richardson, in Popular Sci
ence Monthly for Nouembsr.s
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SHERIFFS SALE
The Monroe County Bank
Ezra Coen ct ux.

DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio. will offer for sale. at the
front door of the court house in the town of
Woods6eld, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m. and 4 o'clock p. M, on 4ga-
Saturday, the 4th day of December, 1875,
the following described real estate, situate
in Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: 80 +"
Beginning at the northwest corner Of section
tiirty-one, township three ofrange four; thence
south twenty degrees west eighteen perchss
to the road; thence twenty-seven degrees east
fifteen and a half perches and eleven links
west, north forty y-ive and fourth degrees east
eleven ptrches and four links in section thirty
two; thence north forty degrees east three per-
ches; thence north forty y-two degrees east twelve
and half perches, with red OAK eighteen in
ches in diameter; north fifty-four and half
degrees west six and half links to white oak
fifteen inches in diameter; south ffty-one and
half degrees west six links; three and three
fourth degrees east twenty perches and fifteen
links to white oak fifteen inches in diameter;
thence north fourteen and half degrees east
eighteen, perches and fifteen links TO. beech
three inches over; thence one and fourth de-
grees east eighteen perches and eight links to
white oak twenty-four inches diameter; thence
north twenty-nine aud a half degrees west for
ty-three perches and twenty.three links to a
stake at rnn; thence north six degrees west
twelve perches; thence north ten and half do.
grees west sixteen perches and twenty links;
thence west one perch to section line; thence
south with section line one hundred and sixty
nine and half perches twelve and half links
to beginning; containing sixteen and hal
acres more or less
Appraised at 1878.
I. o. LITTLE.
noy2. .'75wb..B aI]9esI Sheriff I, o.
Hornsrrs 1 enT, Att'ys. 4n4 s.,,,t !
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-11-23
AFriendly Proposition,

sADoctor living in Macomb County,
when called upon to set broken leg
for laboring msu, examIsed she limb
and said:
1ssH Iseta limb it win be- FIVE or
six months before you can walk. If l
saw it off and make youa wooden leg
you'll be out splitting rails in less th an
thrce monthsY 4teH eiI5y4ys.4,
The man declined the generous offer,
and the doctor sighed drearily as he
rolled down his shirt sleeves Detroit
Free Press.
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The Dead Ch,ld,

How often / live over that
hour in which 4 precious. one struggled
with the King of Terrors! L
"Oh, papa! THIS Is the river Beau
tifpl! Beautiful Let US sing. Yes,
we'h gather at the i-vA's' and the wa.
ters Lushed bis voice forever
ThersEisa Drawer. a sacred drawer,
and folded away are tiny things as sa
cred o ? shrine, and eaeh has ! q voice,
sd but ever sweet. Church Mirror.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-11-23
HENS s1isf,ak,e..,y. !.

Many men have an idea that itren7
ders them womanisif to love flowers,
assti they tepelthe idea Of being femi.
nine. But it is love, of the beautiful,
which, woman, possesses in so, large, q
degree, thatsimparts' to tffe race the finer
and nobler feelings of human natnre.-
Americans have brains enough, refine.
ment of feeling and sentiment; il and
hone sfsining, combined with pleasant
surroundings, can alone impart true re-
fpement
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-11-23
A Sh,,ri Allowance.

1t-Eas an affecting case.f 1t was ! in
Indiana. and she applied for divorce
Ibid he giYeyousclothes ehough?" ask
ed thejudga "I@ived with him nine
teen Nsars, z said she, and allthe clothes
that Ne ever Bought me were bunch 8!
hairpins and tooth brush
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Important From West Va.

A NY person desiring to move to West Vir.
n ginia, on or near the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad or the Little Kanawha River, (now
improved with looks and dams.) can, by send.
ing name and post-office address to the under
signed. receive by the earliest mail, pamphlet
descriptive of Parkersburg and the, Little Ka,
nawha Valley and adjacent country. advanta-
ges, prospects and resources. q 3He
5fss Ill CYRUS HALL,
Wood County, Wet Virginia.
a1s4NMA
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NICHOLAS P. LIsK's ESTATE.

MOffCR is hereby given that the uaSss-
IN lsisusd has be n appointed Exssssss sa
the estate Of Nicholas P. Link. late Of MSH-
roe county, asssassa. - e's
'sus6TS~3. JAsPTR In. d
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-11-23
Disgusted win Lie,

,-GrumbIed Danbury man, stumbling
about in. bis wood house the other
night: "Axe gone, saw gone, buck bro
ken and Chandler in the Cabinet-wba.' s
the use trying to live, any way ?"-Dan-
bury Ncrs. =.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-11-23
VALUABLE
STEAM { WATER Mill TOR SALE.

NHR undersigned offer their steam and va.
i ter mill, four miles east Of Woodsdeld
on sunfsh Creek for sale. together with forty
acres OF land. The mill has two Of the
B ST FREN Blu RRS,
Is in thorough repair, and in good neigh,
borhood; not another steam mill within .tsa
miles of it. There is good accessible vein
Of coal on the premises a ~
Terms will be moderate. We wsnld take
small farm in part pay. ~
a +. 1 n. KoEuLBR.
junsl6, '74tf., ai II .e's
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taC 4Ts Bloc bis
Legal Notice. 5ea
The State Of Ohio, Monroe County,
Court of Common Pleas.
fI8i| liz Hf.r-fI 9Al. iHG.E .
e Silas Morris, petitioner,
\ vs..
-Artiwacy Morris, defendant.
In Partition.


TaHE defendant, Artimsoy Morris, Of Non.
i roe county, Ohio, will take notice that a
petition was filed against her on the 14th day
of October, A. D. 1875, in the court of common
pleas within and for the county of Monroe, By
Silss Morriss andsis now pending. wherein the
said Silas Morris demands partition of the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit: Situated in Monroe
county, Ohio, and Of which Daniel Morris. late
of said county, died seized being the north
h. half gf teesoe'heas. ansrtsr 81 seesen TWEEN
tanning eighty acres, more or less. in the late
Marietta Land District. and at the next term Of
said court the said Silss Morris will apply for
an order that partition, may be made of said
premises. z reg 3 81 kss' sssgstszoIS
Dated this 14th day Of October A. D. 1875.
ss - 4se. a JAS. W. WALTON,
oct19, ,75w6. ..sa Atty for petitioner.
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BACON loR SAIL,

l5i. G.f lftltt ~ hl3tte91 Tt Z, 5ifG ,TetaID
l will pay the Highest market prize fsf
Bacon. And to those in town wanting COED
hams, shoulders or sidss, win snpply, st tAs
lowest market rates. Call and examine ~
stock. o JIE4 Lsaillu3s 5iss 81 1851 iii,d1
des7I WILLIAM scHxuJElE.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ,.lato. Arm
IN of Kettefer & Morris has dissolved part
nership by mutual consent. The business Of
the firm will be settled by George Ketterer.
GEORGE KETTERER.
W. T. MORRIS.
-NVsksAAa civ, est 1, 9SgLssSl3;7Swe.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-11-23

Two Curls :..-......-......... 90
Two Long Hair Curls 80. ............. -. 90
Other articles and Hair Goods In proper.
tion. Gene one and all and you will be
suited. ai -. -ai Iltfa aat atI
Jet and Cheap Jewelry.
q Bleaching and Pressing dene to order
and at short notice. f.rI .s,e.s3
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
Enclose price with sample.
Address, W.P. BACHMAN,
1i2S Main Street, Wheeling, Wet Va.
su1ef, WRIT, ~
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THIS house has been thoroughly repaired
/ recently, aud the Proprietor informs the
travelling public that he isprepared to afford
accommodations of the best, The table will
be supplied with the best the market affords;
the rooms and bedding are kept clean and
comfortable; stabling in good order, and the
traveller is assured that his horses will receive
good care. Travelling Agents will be furnish
ed with sample rooms. june23, ,'74Y,
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STEAMERS.
Wheeling, ParkerSburg 4 Cincinnati
TRANSPORTATION cos PACKETS
CHAs. Il. BoorH, Pres. JoHs MuIRns, SEQ,

lHH Express, Phil ASsHurz, Mast.
& hMallie Ragop,
J.'W. WILLIAMSON, Mast.
COURIER leaves Wheeling for Parkersburg
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, At
'l0i o'clock q. m. Returning, leaves Parksrs,
burg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
At 6 o'clock .. m. as I
RxpRsss leaves Wheeling for Parkersburg
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at l04
o'clock q. m. Returning, leaves Parkersburg
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 8
o'clock a. m.
MALLIR RAGoE leaves Wheeling for Pitts
burgh every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, At Z o'clock a. m. Returning, leaves
Pittsburgh every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at IL o'clock, m.
II. BOOTH 4 CO., Agents,
apr90,'75r. Wheeling, West Va.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04
state lsems.

| Middletowp has started Y. n. @. A.
The P. W. L B. Go. pays annually for salaries,
@68, 46a09
Both the Chaplains Of the Legislature arc
graduates Of Yale College.
At CrisAsd 5000 gallons Of oysters are packed
and shipped III this dull season.
The Chaucery and Orphans Courts will meet
It New Castle on Monday, the 18th instant.
The personal property OF ex-representatiye
6helidrake WAS sold At 6herihs sale last we'd
neBday.
The Silver Cornet Band Of Dover has thanked
the ladies' and gentleman who assisted At their
late concert
l. III. Fisher, ESQ, OF seaford fell on the ice
one day last week. and dslocatod one OF his
wrists.
Harrington like other pcniusular towns has
harvested larger supply OF ice this winter than
ever before.
Mr.. VIM. Hall is an applicant for county treas.
| urership Of Kent county. The appointment ID
made by the Levy Court.
Rumor says that a stock Company will be
formed In Harrington the present season for
canning and drying fruit.
During tho late revival in the NJ. L. Church
at Elkton, rs persons professed conversion, W
Of whom Joined the church.
1t il said that the Seminary at Felton is tenn
porarily closed Oh account the prevalence OF scar
let fever in tho neighborhood.
Died Of Pneumonia Mr.. VIM. p. Osborn,
d;sd Isst vssL witt, nneumonia.
r,,.v..uo {, s,;n. ,,nnv ~ IN tho IL, nm n
mil, am nesr Comdsns little bow named Ross
ia siowiv racoverinr from a - Nv"
40 so"y as.s ..;.. .oos M MN,
o,ant;om t wv a,or;n@ t,e coIored neople to
~ ,haunssI,os Nv achoni n,,rnoses
''A .,, suo'0,,o' ~, 'oo p"f -.
William Ward OF Harrington 10 Iuhnlng his
grisI mill on ihnfsaays, rrlaays anu 'A'ui"a!e
~, '"o "oo o. ..N.4 y. '.o 49,. o,,,,
FOR the nrst time IN Ten years tne onop.aHs
river was frozen over hard enough "eAr lib
mouth Tor persons TO cross Oh inc ice'
The Town Commissioners OF Milford recon-
mend the lightning the streets OF the town WIN
gas, IL works can be established there.
The basket factory, started in Milford about
the 18th inst, employs forty hands, which turn
out about eight thousand baskets per day.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE. wII.A1INGToN. DEL.
on bonds and mortgages, which was laid upon

on bonds and mortgages, which was laid upon
the table for the present.
Petitions referred b NJ: Lsnbdsn,, from
Samuel g. Hearn, Of Laurel, asking divorces
from Jennie Baxkus, Of Kent county, for divorce
BY Mr.. speaker, from New Castle Law Library
asking donation Of certain law books, 10 joint
resolution granting the request was subsequent
" introduced and adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Collins the senate Joint
resolution in relation to tho publication OF de-
cisions In equity cases was read and adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Wtlds the bill reviving and
extending the time for recording private acts
Was road third time and passed.
Mr., J. ". Phillips gave notice Of an act incor, :,
prohibiting live stock from running vt large In
North cast Fork hundred, Sussex Co.
On motion OF Mr.. broadway the Senate bill
changing the name Of Sarah Ann Barker to Lulu
Ann. stephen. va r., T T.ds onc e,n,u..,o,.
read and accepted and ordered 10 be entered up
on tho journal.
On motion Of Mr.. NowlAnd the Senate bill
prohibiting live stock from running at large in
districts Nos. 81 and LAT, Sussex county, was
road once.
Petitions in favor and remembrance against
the bill were read and referred.
Mr.. Pyle presented . petition signed by 1888
citizens Of Wilmington asking for public schools
for colored children. Referred.
Mr.. broadway presented petition from the
temperance meeting being held in the NJ: i.
church requesting the presence Of tho members
Of both branches Of the Legislature thcre at
night.
On motion OF Mr.. Rowland tho House resolved
itself into Committee OF the Whole and went in.
to secret session for the purpose OF considering
Conference Committee's report OH the rules for
the preservation Of the Capitol, etc.
In about fifteen minutes the doors were
opened and the rules were adopted AZ agreed
upon by the committee except that one appoint
ing @. q. Fulton State Librarian, which the
House refused to concur in.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-02-04
Newark Item ~

NEWARK, Feb. l.
We had the pleasure OF seeing very fine Pine
apple near home. 1t was grown by ]. G. shiv-
ler, Esq, agent at the depot, and is now in the
ladies' room at tile station. The plant is years
old, and this Ia the first bearing.
Newark will have one more wedding, this week
on Thursday next.
Prof. N. A. Newell's lecture, Friday evening,
was batter attended than WAS expected on &C
count OF the extreme bad weather. The lecture
gave great satisfaction.
Tho sssignees sale Of the property Of John
Armstrong took place on Saturday, at the Deer
Park Hotel, and brought 300 cash, VIM. Rey-
nolds being the purchaser. The same was sold
at public sale, q or years ago, for $500.
Hill, now living with Miss Annie Clark, near
Glasgow, on Thursday slipped on the ice aound
the house, falling TO the ground and breaking
her wrist DR.. Skinner WAS sent for who re-
duced the fracture.
Base ball is coming early. Glasgow and Kirk.
wood play game At Glasgow on Saturday. Feb.
Yesterday was very dull and disagreeable it
showing and misting on and on all day.
number Of funerals have taken place lately, and
yesterday afternoon the funeral Of little Allie
Snead took place from his fathers residence.
The remains were Inferred in the Baptist burial
ground, fost of Iron Hill. He was all only son
and the parents are much grieved at their loeD.
White CLAY Greek now has an immense amount
Of leo on hand, that In the creek being very thick
aud beside piled up very high on the banks.
This must be very disagreeable to owners OF
dambreasts- We hear the same news from Big
and Little Elk creeks.
The grand complimentary hop. on Friday
night, at Washington House. was quite SUCCESS
The bill Of faro at the table was number one
The weather was very bad aud not many ladies'
were present. Everything passed on very pleas
antly. p.